Melbourne Metro Tunnel Lamp

Introduction
A functional, reasonably faithful, scaled-down recreation of the wall-mounted light fixtures seen at the Anzac, Arden and Parkville Metro Tunnel stations in Melbourne.

Required additional materials

• (1x) 12 x 1mm Aluminium Round Tube
  • Cut to ~340mm length with a hand saw.
• (4x) M6 x 12mm Connector Cap Nut
  • The bottom 2 in the assembly are structural, while the top 2 are purely decorative.
• (1x) M6 x 60mm Threaded Rod
  • Together with the bottom 2 Cap Nuts, this holds the two arms of the lamp together at their base.
  • I just purchased an M6 x 100mm bolt and cut it to length with an angle grinder.
• (4x) M3 x 10mm Round Head Bolts
• (2x) 10G x 50mm Low Profile Cabinet Screws
  • For wall mounting into studs.
• (1x) Clear Epoxy Glue
  • Or something similar.

Optional materials for functional lighting
The design uses a 12V LED strip which is glued to the inside of a ~9mm wide, ~1130mm long spiral groove in the LAMP_INSERT part. I purchased this 3m LED Strip from Amazon and cut it to length - it was the shortest length I could find which used a DC barrel connector (rather than USB), and came with a wall plug and dimmer.
I also purchased this 12V DC Power Extension Cable, 3m to place between the LED strip and the wall plug, for additional length.
Note that I had to slightly sand down the casing around the male end of the extension cable, as it needs to fit through the 12mm aluminium rod.

Assembly
See attached Assembly Guide PDF.