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This brown trout fan lamp makes a warm glow in a quiet corner.
It is the perfect gift for the angler in your life.
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Instructions/Glass Suggestions
The finished size of the trout fan lamp is 12" at the widest point by approximately 8" tall.
Paint the fish eye, or see your local fly fishing shop for a stick-on eye as used in fly tying.
You can edge the fan lamp by cold soldering or use lead came.If you finish the edge in lead came, (as I did,) the lead came will make the fan too wide to fit in the slot without modification.
You can enlarge the slot with a Dremel or similar tool. That is what I did.
You could also end your lead came just above the slot and foil and cold solder the bottom of the fan; this would require precise measurements.
Our color view displays the Brown Trout Fan Lamp pattern with these glass choices:
Tail fin :Armstrong 58W -Shadowglass - Opal/Amber/Streaky
Fish back & top fins: Armstrong 010W -Shadowglass - Flesh Opalescent
Fish belly: Armstrong 1821W -Shadowglass - Opal/Champagne/Streaky
Fish lower jaw: Wissmach 51-L - Opalescent- White Cast Opal-Translucent
Water: Spectrum 5232W -Teal Green Cathedral Waterglass
Sandy river bottom: Wissmach 325-L -Opalescent- Light Amber with Light Opal Base
Rocks: Casimir CA5072 - Gray AntiquePattern enlargement and reduction help.
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