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helmet lamp
Second version UPDATE: An updated version is now available at the Pop-Up Store, Nieuwe Binnenweg 519, Rotterdam
First version (no longer produced):
Unfortunately I destroyed my Smila Blomma from IKEA, due to mistreatment: I let the bulb come to close to the plastic. After removing the Blomma, the construction of the lamp is as such suitable, that I could turn it easily into a (echo machine on) Construction Helmet Lamp (echo machine off). It needed just 1 screw, and I can still use the helmet as an helmet.
One can even go really nerdish and turn it into an autarkic lamp by adding a solar panel or a small windmill onto the helmet. During working day at the construction site the solar panel or windmill will charge a battery, at night the helmet can be put on the Smila Blomma construction next to for instance the wardrobe section of your house. Here it than functions as a 'Honey, I'm home' lamp.
John Bosma
Construction Helmet Lamp (2009-2011)
Superused: Version 1, 2009-2011: 1 (broken) Smila Blomma, 1 screw and 1 construction helmet
Superused: Version 2, 2011: 1 construction helmet
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Superuse: www.superuse.org/story.php?title=Helmet-Lamp
Smila Blomma: www.ikea.com/nl/nl/catalog/products/10074646
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My helmet lamp is published on other websites
Pirates De Ikea (January 2009)
Ikea Hacker (April 2009)
Recyclart (June 2009)
The lamp is also published in a French Eco agenda 2010. Published by Editions La Plage, Sete. www.laplage.fr
ISBN 978-2-84221-209-4
Available at Vintage Robbery from June 4 until July 2 2011
helmet lamp
Second version UPDATE: An updated version is now available at the Pop-Up Store, Nieuwe Binnenweg 519, Rotterdam
First version (no longer produced):
Unfortunately I destroyed my Smila Blomma from IKEA, due to mistreatment: I let the bulb come to close to the plastic. After removing the Blomma, the construction of the lamp is as such suitable, that I could turn it easily into a (echo machine on) Construction Helmet Lamp (echo machine off). It needed just 1 screw, and I can still use the helmet as an helmet.
One can even go really nerdish and turn it into an autarkic lamp by adding a solar panel or a small windmill onto the helmet. During working day at the construction site the solar panel or windmill will charge a battery, at night the helmet can be put on the Smila Blomma construction next to for instance the wardrobe section of your house. Here it than functions as a 'Honey, I'm home' lamp.
John Bosma
Construction Helmet Lamp (2009-2011)
Superused: Version 1, 2009-2011: 1 (broken) Smila Blomma, 1 screw and 1 construction helmet
Superused: Version 2, 2011: 1 construction helmet
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Superuse: www.superuse.org/story.php?title=Helmet-Lamp
Smila Blomma: www.ikea.com/nl/nl/catalog/products/10074646
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My helmet lamp is published on other websites
Pirates De Ikea (January 2009)
Ikea Hacker (April 2009)
Recyclart (June 2009)
The lamp is also published in a French Eco agenda 2010. Published by Editions La Plage, Sete. www.laplage.fr
ISBN 978-2-84221-209-4
Available at Vintage Robbery from June 4 until July 2 2011