Outdoor lighting using a "Le Parfait" jar
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A unique and inexpensive outdoor lamp to make.
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Here is a model of an outdoor light made from a 2-liter "Le Parfait" jar, a well-known brand of jars in France—I have no idea about the rest of the world ;)
I printed the entire thing in PETG and used a TPU gasket to make it watertight. It has withstood various weather conditions—including heat waves, storms, snow, and strong winds—for two seasons now.
You will need:
a 2-liter jar (https://www.leparfait.com/fr/products/le-parfait%C2%AE-color-vis?variant=44652624413011)
an E27 socket (https://www.leroymerlin.fr/produits/douille-e27-filetage-plastique-noir-hbf-44185960.html)
a light fixture housing (https://www.leroymerlin.fr/produits/lot-de-2-tubulures-tibelec-acier-gris-69088796.html)
4 M3 hex screws
4 M3 inserts