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Thank you guys for all the help, I went ahead and contacted the MFG. They are going to pinpoint which driver will work best with my dimmer as well. Why does electricity have to be so hard :(

I've contacted them but the LED driver they use is only sold overseas, it would take a bit of time to get here. They recommended calling mouser but the guy there didn't know much either.

I am trying to find the equivalent led driver (but dimmable) for a LPC-60-1050 ( seen here: http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Mean-Well/LPC-60-1050/ ) The fixture is can be seen here: http://www.modern.place/product/acrylic-led-chandelier-light-wave-47-inch/ My wife decided she wanted to...

I really like this idea for some reason haha.

Nothing mounted, no water or oil, no heavy items, no need to store items under it. I think as simple as it gets. I would use a folding table but that would get screwed up too fast.

I have a warehouse that is in need of a second work bench. I need something really simple because I have no experience making anything from wood. What is my best option? I need something around 3 foot in depth and around 8 feet in length. As simple as possible is what I'm going for.

Yup, the full pendant is 38 or 40 Watt's . My walls (yellowish) really make this light look more yellow than it actually is. It's a pleasant warm white

Thank you for the warm welcome. The light is surprisingly cheap, $170 or so.

Yeah I agree. I'm trying to go piece by piece and replace things with modern designs. Trying to do it in a fairly cheap fashion makes it hard.

I recently installed a new pendant light in my kitchen, looks freaking awesome! I'm no electrician but it took maybe 25 minutes to install. So far I've gotten many compliments. What do you guys think?