Hey, thanks for the comment. Yes, I noticed that if you go to home improvement or some other places they want you to purchase an entire kit for lighting rather than components so I had trouble at first designing a light. Then I found a supplier downtown that had shelves full of exactly what I needed. I did sort of want advice but I just read the labels carefully to make sure I had enough to at least get a light working. What I'd like for my next light is a housing that can be screwed onto a 1/2 plumbing fixture. It doesn't exist. Previously I had gotten one housing for an exterior light but the threads didn't quite match. I sanded down the threads a bit so I could at least get a couple turns in before it bound up but still had to find my power source at that supply store. So glad they were there as I was stumped. I'm thinking can take an aluminum light housing that has too small of a female end and then rethread it for plumbing. Then install my own LED mini bulb and wiring. But, I want this one to have a controller that can be timed and change colors like an aquarium light. I made a happy mistake last time when I accidentally broke my large glass store bought lens for outdoor lighting. For a couple days I mourned the loss but then decided to cast a resin lens. I added micro glitter and it worked perfectly to spread the light much better and provide a pleasant glow. For the aluminum housing I turned an olive wood housing to cover that to match the sculpture.