How to Make a Copper Pipe Candelabra

Dan Faires shows how to make an industrial-chic candelabra using copper pipes.

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DIY Copper Pipe Candelabra

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Dan Faires makes a geometric industrial candelabra out of copper piping and contact cement.

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Copper Pipe Candelabra

Make a one-of-a-kind candelabra using copper piping and contact cement.

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Materials and Tools:

½” copper piping
½” copper slip tee fittings
½” copper slip elbow fittings
½” copper slip coupling fittings
contact cement
pipe cutter
permanent marker
tape measure

Cut Copper Piping

Measure Copper Piping

Measure copper piping to 2-3" lengths to make a one-of-a-kind candelabra.

Cut Copper Piping

Cut copper piping at 2-3-inch lengths to make a one-of-a-kind candelabra.

Use tape measure and permanent marker to measure ½” copper piping at various lengths of 2-3”. Cut several pieces using a pipe cutter.

Experiment With Design

Dry fit copper piping to make a one-of-a-kind candelabra.

Shape a base out of copper piping to make a one-of-a-kind candelabra.

Shape copper piping into a base to make a one-of-a-kind candelabra.

Fit copper pieces in any desired shape to create a one-of-a-kind candelabra.

Dry Fit Copper Piping

Dry fit copper piping to make a one-of-a-kind candelabra.

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Create a Base

Shape a base out of copper piping to make a one-of-a-kind candelabra.

From: Dan Faires

Create a Base

Shape copper piping into a base to make a one-of-a-kind candelabra.

From: Dan Faires

Fit Copper Pieces

Fit copper pieces in any desired shape to create a one-of-a-kind candelabra.

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Dry fit copper pipe pieces with ½” elbow, tee and coupling fittings to create your own customized candelabra design. Tip: Design the candelabra base first, then build upwards.