Campsite Lighted Sign Post
Latest project, after seeing a few various iterations of of campsite signs and holders/stands I wanted to take a stab at our own version. The design, like all great designs, began of course on a napk...
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BTPO1 wrote:
I like your design and the way it looks and the fact that you used inexpensive materials. The only concern that I would have would be the 40W bulb being too bright and annoying others. Other than that it looks great.
Thank you. Perhaps its the old style fillament, or the fact that the mason jar really diffuses the light, but it is actually a very low and understated glow. To be honest, I am a little disappointed as the light doesn't illuminate the sign as I hoped it would. But again, it's umderstated and I would never go brighter. I would also be discerning as to what campgrounds we light it up in. The last campground each site had it's own lightpost already, probably 60-75w. And almost every campground we go to everyone leaves their hookups service light on, another 60 watt light. Again, why we chose only 40w, just a glow. But we are always cognizant of our neighbors.
