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Corner Light Fixture Mounting
Although I do not believe her, my wife says I'm extremely anal about such things - I prefer to see it as an "appreciation for detail". The mounting plate I made for the lighting fixtures illustrates one of those minor details - you can decide if its anal or extreme craftiness!!!

Using the light fixture's base as a guide, I cut a seat to accommodate the mounting plate of the fixture. By recessing it into the log using a router to carve out an opening, I glued the fixture's seat to the log. When finished it appears to look like a branch protruding from the log. Anal? I think not!
The wires for the fixture are recessed in a dado cut on the back of the log that adjoins one of the walls. The fixture is operated from a pull chain. However, you may want to consider using an inexpensive wireless on/off solution from Home-Automation.us.
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