Creative Hobbies ML93HK Black Finish Make-A-Lamp Kit with All Parts Needed and Instructions for DIY Lamp Design or Repair

I had an old lamp that needed to be rewired. I ordered the ML93H Silver Finish Make-A-Lamp Kit and got the job done with no issues.

Has all the parts needed to build a lamp. I like the cord can come out the side or bottom.

Easy to assemble once I found a video. The directions included were ok but I have vision issues and they were too small. The parts went together easily and now I have a new lamp!

just what we needed...

Parents lamp was flickering every time someone would turn it on. I got this kit took the lamp apart and I put the washers %26 nut, cord into the lamp it also came with a new light fixture that made it nice since I wasn't sure which one was causing the problem. The electrical cord or the light fixture. It took me about 30min to complete and it works great now. I need to purchase one more for another lamp. Now that I know how easy this was to do and it works!

it works perfectly, easy to install.

These kits contain all one needs to put together a very nice lamp. I turn wooden lamp bases to give to people and these kits make it very easy and quick. I have no clue as to why the price jumped $6 a kit in a year, but what's one to do?

Have bought this lamp kit multiple times. I enjoy buying vintage lamps and updating the wiring. I really like the color of the cord which blends in with its surroundings. Shipping is always very quick.

This product was perfect for replacing worn lamp cords. All Parts and everything you need is included.

This repair kit is the reason people get divorced. Seriously. My better half said, “honey can you please rewire the desk lamp?” Sure, no problem. I've retired about 10 lamps in my day, this won't be a big deal. Looked on Walmart.com. Saw this one. Liked the toggle switch feature. Bought it. Arrived quickly. Read all the instructions and reviewed the diagram. And knew instantly, “Houston, we've got a problem.” First, the written instructions are anything but clear and concise. It truly reads like a dumb blond joke on steroids. Second, the written instructions do not match the writing in the diagram. I'm not making this up. Third, the parts in the kit do not match the diagram… nor the written instructions. If the bag would not have been completely sealed, I would have assumed I had received a “returned” kit (you know, somebody sent it back) and it got mixed up with the wrong instructions somehow. But no - this was clearly a brand new item. Fourth, the parts seem to be a hodgepodge of pieces that were all the same color, but didn't necessarily “go” with this kit. For instance: one of the pieces had this completely unnecessary hole with a grommet in it. There was absolutely nothing in the kit to go in or through this hole… but after looking at it for a while, it dawned on me that the hole was for if you had chosen the kit version to fix a pull-chain lamp. So, what exactly am I supposed to do with this unnecessary hole? It looks ridiculous. But that wasn't even the worst part. There were parts that the instructions claimed were supposed to be put on and “snapped” together. But again… According to the Dumb Blond Joke posing as instructions, and compared to the completely opposite diagram, that part should be UPSIDE DOWN… so, I have now taken the lamp apart, put it together, taken it apart, put it together, lather, rinse, repeat, more times than I can count. Oh - and I have not even mentioned “The Underwriter's Knot” yet, which after spending way too much time on YouTube watching “how to tie knots” videos has caused me to seriously consider a career in the Navy. Just forget it. I'm ordering a new desk lamp. My marriage is worth it.