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    The 'just-so-I-can-say-I-hacked-something' light

    Posted by Unknown Posted on 4:35 AM with No comments

    Materials: Ordning cutlery caddy, Hemma table lamp base, cheap plastic folder

    Description: I stumbled on this website a few weeks ago, and decided I had to do one. I've seen some very creative ideas, as well as some not-so-much, but I admire everyone for trying.

    Perhaps I'll do something else on a grander scale, but for my first hack I just wanted to do something cheap and easy.

    Get an Ordning caddy for 2.99 and a Hemma table lamp base for $5.

    Now grab yourself a plastic folder (mine was mostly clear, just to diffuse the light.) $0.50 at Big Lots. You can use colored if you want for a different look. Cut it just wide enough to line the inside of the Ordning and it will slide under the lip. Otherwise you could use glue to secure it I suppose.



    Use the collar from the hemma lamp base and trace a circle onto the bottom of the Ordning. I used a Dremmel tool to cut out and sand the hole.

    Put the rest of the lamp together and....

    I think it turned out pretty decent, also makes some nice light patterns on the wall. Not bad for $8.49 plus tax. Thought about making it a hanging light as well, maybe a couple over the counter in the kitchen...

    ~ Steve B., Tacoma, WA
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    Ikea Delay

    Posted by Unknown Posted on 11:04 AM with No comments

    Materials: Ordning, Music PCB Echo Base, Heath Glue, Cd Cake box

    Description: First of all, What the hell is the Ikea Delay?
    Well it's a guitar effect built inside a Ordning.

    Instructions
    - Buy the Delay pcb from Music PCB

    - Buy the electronic components and the knobs from Mouser electronics or Musik Ding or Banzai or your usual supplier.

    - Assemble the pcb, I built a "full optional" Echo base with most of the mods suggested by music pcb (Tail, Kill wsitch, Lfo mods, ecc) plus a starve knob (is the big one)



    - Put the circuit inside the Ordning, it's very simple, it fits perfectly and you don't even have to drill the enclosure to fit the pots and the switches in !!! :-) You just need to enlarge a couple of holes ...

    - Take a Cd cake box you don't use anymore, open it, take the bottom of the box, cut the cylinder.

    - Take the Ordning (with the circuit inside), fit it into the box bottom, take the heath glue and stick them togheter.

    You' re done, the Ikea Delay is ready! ;-)

    ~ Enrico Mangione, Italy
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    Ordning living room standing lamp and pendant light

    Posted by Unknown Posted on 7:05 AM with No comments

    Materials: lamps, Ordning cutlery holder, children's toys and dessert bowl

    Description: I made several lamps with IKEA components using:

    - Lamps
    - Utensils holder
    - Small pots of children's toy

    The floor lamp uses 3 lamps from IKEA and 3 "pots" of a child's toy from IKEA and three Ordning (short) as lampshades. Each bulb has its own switch. The long stainless steel rods I bought elsewhere.



    The ceiling light uses four Ordning containers (long) as lampshades and four lamps from IKEA without its usual plastic shade. Their stems have been shortened. On the ceiling, I used two IKEA dessert bowl to hide the cables and holes.

    ~ Jo Walling, Beaconsfield, QC, Canada
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