This lamp changes every time you look at it

Summary by Krater

Simone Giertz attempts to build a DIY kaleidoscope lamp out of glass, mirrors, and wood in her workshop, testing different designs and lighting angles before arriving at a final product.

From the video

Answers: How do you make a DIY kaleidoscope lamp?

• kaleidoscope lamp DIY
• stained glass crafting
• workshop projects
• laser cutting acrylic mirrors
• 3D printed lamp parts

What it concludes

• A kaleidoscope lamp with eight sides and beveled glass produces thinner solder lines and a better visual result than a ten-sided version.
• Lighting the kaleidoscope from the back creates a much cooler visual effect than lighting it from the front.