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I wish I would have pre-wired way more than I did when I built my separate garage.Sconces add a great look,did you fabricate the whole thing?.Everything looks great!Now you need GulfglenyS Superbird .
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Doc-olds, I sent you an PM with more details of the wall sconces.
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thanks,extremely helpful, Bryan
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I use 1/2 pipe and fittings and attach the globe holders to it. I can run the wiring though it. It is pretty simple and clean. It works for me.
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Very nice display. I really like the made sconces. I hope to make some for myself as well.
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Thanks, full-o-gas. Welcome to Oldgas.com! I sent you a PM message.
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Made a shelf above my desk. Randy 
Always looking for Hy-Flash Gas/Miller Oil, Hi-Speed Gas/ Hickok Oil and Paragon Refining items from Toledo,Ohio.
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Hi Guys, I was PM'd for more detail on my globe mounts. Rather than respond to the PM's I decided to post for all to see. I made an aluminum plate adapter for the globe holders. On the first mounts I used a 4-bolt flange. On the new design I weld a nipple to the plate. Also, with this design you can have endless configurations. Here are some close up photos to help explain everything. Sorry guys it took so long to get you the info.
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Here are a couple of pix of the adapter.
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I was gonna guess Retired Plumber or Machinist, then looked at Your Profile: Mechanical Engineer LOL
Probably UL APPROVED TO!
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Thanks was looking forward to the photos.Designs are limitless.Bryan
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I thought I'd add to this thread so as to give RandyM the proper credit for giving me the idea for my display. All of the parts except the globe ring and mounting plate are pretty much available from any hardware store. I used 24" nipples to space the globes, and it allowed me to put each system on 16" centers. Lots of other nipples involved as well. Had to use a macro lens on the camera to get a picture of the entire wall in, which distorts things a little --- the globes are a safe distance from the pool table.   
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Really want a Sunoco National pump ad glass!!
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That looks fantastic!
Got Socony???
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That's a good looking display. I remember this thread from a couple of years ago and I wondered then and still do......how in the world do you get all those pipe fittings to tighten up in the right position to hold everything solid yet not be loose? I've never been good at working with pipe so I'm sure there's a knack, and I don't have it....GB
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