3 inventive lighting projects using LED strips

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In this video I will be showing you how to build three unique lighting projects at home using LED strips.
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Here are the quality strips that I used: www.aliexpress...
I specifically used the 'daylight white 5600k' strips, but the other colour temperatures are great too. Here's an ebay listing of the 5600k variety: ebay.to/2iSqEKu
And an ebay listing of selectable colour temperatures: ebay.to/2zCThDr
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Комментарии : 2 тыс.

@Nerdforge 7 лет назад

We both really enjoy your videos, and they have been a huge inspiration for us. Actually, almost two years ago, we decided to make your LED mushrooms, and that was what snowballed into our own channel. Your video and content quality leaves very little to be desired. If we ever create videos half as good as yours, I'll consider the RU-vid project a success. Thanks for all your videos, Matt! /Hansi

@DIYPerks 7 лет назад

Wow, that's quite something! :) Thanks for the compliments.

@ZiRR0 4 года назад

WOAH both youtubers i like wowowowo

@lukeiman3591 4 года назад

@@ZiRR0 you late Me sooooo late

@ZiRR0 3 года назад

@@lukeiman3591 lmao

@Iabyriinth 4 года назад

This dude makes fantastic DIYOYGYED: Do It Yourself Once You Get Your Engineers Degree.

@flyde6521 4 года назад

Not really, he really only cut things, and did the sort of wiring they teach in high school physics

@filesaver5387 4 года назад

Flyde its a shame they don’t teach taking a joke in high school

@flyde6521 4 года назад

@@filesaver5387 Yes because the above comment is a joke. What ever they taught at your high school about the mystical "comedy" must have been incorrect.

@tjay2586 4 года назад

Flyde so your saying the comment wasn’t a joke?

@jayh9529 4 года назад

Laby Riinth that's Colin furze

@HangmanOfficialUploads 4 года назад

DIY Perks in a nutshell: "So what we'll need is a thin sheet of aluminum"

@bryannichols7025 4 года назад

I was surprised it took him 34 seconds to say aluminium. He's gotta step that up.

@HangmanOfficialUploads 4 года назад

@@bryannichols7025 Yeah, give us that goooood tease... Wait until like... 5 minutes in so we get that long wait before the gratification of a British man saying "aluminium".

@ILLUMINATORProKit 4 года назад

What about those drawrrrings? Can some one explain the extra "r" pronounced in "drawing" in UK English?

@JFat5158 4 года назад

@@ILLUMINATORProKit its like any language... just how its said. For some reason US english omits the second i in aluminium, fair enough. But the way you guys say 'carmel' instead of how it is spelled 'caramel' is just as weird. extra r in drawing, omitting an a in caramel, thats what makes all the fun of accents :P

@LexXxusTVLive 4 года назад

@@JFat5158 I respect that. Having said that though... Living in Southern Ontario all my life, I can promise you that we don't say 'caramel' that way. We do have carmel candies that are made from caramel. We say it the way it is spelt. With every single letter and not adding an extra tone into it. These are called regional accents. These are preferred social adjustments in the pronunciation. We also say aluminum the way it is properly spelt. Google "aluminium" and you will see it auto changes it to the correct dictionary spelling. You will also see that is is labeled as "noun, adjective British" when you search the term "aluminium" on www.dictionary.com . Aluminium is the spelling of the regional accented word. Not the authentic spelling of the word. These are not my opinions, these are facts I have acquired from education. It's only fun if you don't teach English.

@gullit97 7 лет назад

You can see him getting progressively more blinded by the increasing light in the room.

@zachhoy 4 года назад

at 11:30 "allowing you to gaze at it comfortably" as he looks like he's about to fall into the sun

@atharvgopaluni 4 года назад

“I’m blinded by the lights”

@Cat_in_Spacetime 4 года назад

11:27

@spicyboy8484 4 года назад

jhahahahahhaahahahhaah

@itz_bluebxrry8679 4 года назад

@StrayZGaming 5 лет назад

This guy making art attack for grown ups

@gxgamingandtech2017 4 года назад

You reminded me of my childhood thx

@walkie1985 3 года назад

Haha 100%

@TadpoleSS15 4 года назад

“very soft and good to gaze at” *literally heaven*

@AcrimoniousMirth 7 лет назад

Sees perfectly good screw terminals, solders to the back of the board anyway.

@jamespaige9081 6 лет назад

I really like this tutorial format where we don't actually know what you're making until you're done making it. It's almost refreshing.

@2DRINKSMINIMUM 3 года назад

you have a lot of time to waste, don't you?

@recklessjunkie 2 года назад

His smile is always so infectious and overwhelming like a boy on Christmas morning

@automation7295 3 дня назад

Are you saying that men aren't supposed to smile?

@TheToke 6 лет назад

Your videos are great. Anyone making instructional videos should watch and learn.

@annies.2795 3 года назад

3:53 "As you can see, it looks INCREDIBLY awesome! But.. What is it exactly?" 😂😂😂 I love how we got to this point and didn't even need to question it, tbh it did look so awesome that I'd want to make it even without knowing what it's for!

@Abyeon 7 лет назад

He's the bear grylls of lighting

@Joe-dt7wp 7 лет назад

*Grylls

@VEC7ORlt 7 лет назад

Drinking his own, nevermind...

@_BangDroid_ 7 лет назад

making his own flux

@M3iscool 7 лет назад

Wow, it must be a really smart bear to grill it's own food. Edit: Dang it, he corrected it to proper spelling. :(

@stefflus08 7 лет назад

yeah.. but being compared to Grylls is hardly a good thing. So, spot on.

@robinturnbull1731 4 года назад

I love your use of words like “gloop”, ‘plop”, “snazzy”

@rodrickngonyoku5042 3 года назад

The lamps in the second project look fantastic

@nikhiljain3612 5 лет назад

You have such a calm manner to you. Watching your videos somehow puts me at peace.

@antwonsmith70 7 лет назад

Dude, your projects are amazing. Very glad you decided to share you talent with us all!

@willrogers3702 7 лет назад

The last one would be great mounted to a ceiling. I'm glad you are making more videos again!

@GLACIOUS13 4 года назад

Same thought. Sized to match my ceiling tiles. This is the solution I've needed for a house that I've just purchased (yep, January 2020 I bought a house) florescent tubes/ballast, I'm not a qualified electrician but, I can build a computer. This is going to be great!

@GLACIOUS13 4 года назад

@austin5977 7 лет назад

Just a suggestion for future videos, you might want to let people know that you can use wood tools on aluminum because of the metals softness, just so people don't spend needlessly. Thanks for making incredible free content!

@olgasmith9429 2 года назад

Please, never stop making videos!

@CrestofPotential 3 года назад

The seller for the lights he's using now has captures from videos on the channel as pictures on the product listing. Respect

@billysprague3570 3 года назад

For the LED ring to cement, try adding medium size cotton balls to act as clouds, the light shines nicely through them.

@VasilisKaramanlis 7 лет назад

You are one of the most creative person i have seen!

@simokojamesphiri7924 5 лет назад

I feel like this bloke is my spirit animal

@JonathanLaRiviere 4 года назад

I never realized how little I knew until seeing how much DIY Perks could do. SO COOL.

@MitchM240 2 года назад

It cracks me up what this dude thinks is simple. He’s a wizard.

@Ar7ific1al 7 лет назад

The one with the crumply aluminium foil actually does look a lot like a frosted glass window. It's really quite nice looking. Very cool!

@DarylVanHumbeck 7 лет назад

One suggestion for the first project is to use some glow-in-the-dark garden stones (I managed to find some in a local dollar store) for some of the stones to give you something to find each end in the dark.

@toddy2519 7 лет назад

Or you could simply paint the stones with glow-in-the-dark paint. I get mine from GLOW Inc in different colors...even use one special paint they have for the sights on handguns!

@crawfish069 5 лет назад

I put glow in the dark paint on my flashlights to help me find them in the dark. It works great as I use the better 2nd gen gid paint.

@TDPEquinox 7 лет назад

Make sure to test the dimmer system for the first one before putting it in cement!

@davidson2727what 7 лет назад

The amazon reviews for the dimmer say it is awful.

@guyh3403 7 лет назад

And sticking a potentiometer in a wet environment is quite bad.

@BulletMagnetMan 6 лет назад

I'd have just used a couple of metal brackets to be honest and housed the components in a metal box. Cement seemed a little OTT in my opinion. Was it for mobility perhaps?

@crawfish069 5 лет назад

@@BulletMagnetMan The cement base was used for weight to hold the whole thing in place.

@maryjaneevadiamond6359 5 лет назад

I think these lighting ideas are simply amazing, the trifecta of DIY LED lighting.

@Sunny-Gupta1 4 года назад

You are such a very smart and creative person, I am watching your every video from yesterday.

@Theexplorographer 7 лет назад

The final light would be AMAZING as a ceiling fixture.. thanks Matt. Great vid!!

@Viscontiorama 7 лет назад

I'm almost done building the first project ! Great idea , the shadowless lighting is huge for me and the high CRI I love, wish it were brighter even though I doubled the run of leds on the arc, I also used cylindrical molds for space efficiency and used and Xt-60 connector for the power and I made a wood top instead of the rocks . Wish the leds were more tightly spaced it would be awesome considering the built in heat sink of the project

@vornamenachname3725 7 лет назад

What about attaching another strip next to the first one but with the LEDs themselves staggered?

@morsecodereviews1553 7 лет назад

Yup this channel is awesome. In fact, this is one of the channels that inspire me to create my own DIY show.

@pinnocksmarthomeinstallati2543 3 года назад

DO you know that you are a lighting designer, and I know that air BNBs and home designer would love your ideas. I like the second and third lights.

@BEDOUIN991 6 лет назад

Matt you're one talented brother.

@amorphuc 5 лет назад

Hey Matt. Thanks for sharing the ideas. Very cool.

@juliacatoe969 5 лет назад

I clicked on this video expecting level 1 difficulty DIY projects. Then he busted out the soldering gun and man was I surprised. Still watched the whole thing though

@docolemnsx 5 лет назад

These aren't exactly level 1 but they're level 2...

@GetFitReedman 5 лет назад

@@8a8 helps to also have a solder gun :)

@GetFitReedman 5 лет назад

@@8a8 I couldn't say ;)

@thewatcher611 4 года назад

but, don't do it like him. you should heat the parts to be soldered. He's not getting the part hot enough, and that makes for a cold solder joint. Which is bad. or, will be bad as current passing thru it heats it up and breaks it. use rosin core, it heats easier, and sticks well.

@jemmaj2919 4 года назад

Not all viewers r level one, level 2 ppl deserve some love too

@SophiaF3499 4 года назад

My dad made a standup lamp recently after he got the idea from the 2nd light you made here. He rolled the led strip, spiraling downwards around a aluminum tube, wrapped those sheets into tubes, using a few bicycle spokes at the top to hold them up and infront of the LED's. It looks pretty damn awesome

@IsaacC20 6 лет назад

Dude. The wall sconces are an AWESOME idea.

@yagoa 7 лет назад

To connect positive and negative at opposite ends(as in the last project) is very good practice since it prevents voltage drop along the strip. Especially if you are creating a circle of led strip(no edge with a strong and weak side). Also very nice to hear someone who knows what they are talking about when it comes to LEDs

@charliewilson3234 7 лет назад

Oh hell yeah! About time you put something out. Hello from Texas!

@DigitalBhangari 4 года назад

1:20 The screw terminals: am I joke to you?

@purplemonkydishwasher 5 лет назад

Hah, I used a thick window-blind slat instead of aluminum for the Arc light, and it worked great! Cheers!

@erwinio007 7 лет назад

God, because of you, everything in my future home will probably be DIY rather than store bought :,)

@mrbobo6257 3 года назад

He's the SUPER LIGHT MAN 🔥🔥

@loopiewho 5 лет назад

I made you desk light and its so nice to have my work space fully lite now thx

@MiniCuis4u 5 лет назад

AWESOME!👍5🌟 's I absolutely love his accent and the way he pronounces aluminum. 😄😍

@annakeye 5 лет назад

*+Minnie Curry* Aluminium; pronounced A-loo-min-ee-um. Difference being and for reasons I cannot comprehend, there's a letter 'i' missing when the USA citizenry speak of this substance. He mispronounced "project". We of the British commonwealth say pro - ject. Yet he said it the US way as proj - ect. Oh and at risk of exceeding the reading tolerances of many, we say, "caramel" with three syllables but I often hear "car-mell" from the USA. Sounds really odd to me. Funny how language evolves and changes in a relatively short space of time.

@brantayor7296 5 лет назад

its a diy video not a porno seriously

@nadezhdasaleh3435 5 лет назад

Thank you for sharing Matt. Although I don’t craft with aluminum there were some good conceptual tips I picked up in this video that I’m planning to try in my own tinkering projects. Hoping to see more of your inspirational ideas.

@jdh3782 5 лет назад

I love the way you brought this together! I have spent many years supplying and advising customers on LED lighting application. These DIY options are fantastic and I will be using this to illuminate my garage. I'd love to share when I complete it. Thanks for the great ideas!

@el_teodoro 4 года назад

Just got my desk and I've been rewatching all your vids. Please make more!!!

@massimookissed1023 7 лет назад

Hey, sticking LED strips to the wall is more creative than what I've done with mine. Mine are *waiting* to be stuck to the wall.

@elviswjr 7 лет назад

Step 1: Buy some LED strips. Step 2: Buy some Aluminium. Step 3: Build a light fixture.

@steevstrickland568 6 лет назад

Buy some Al-u-men-knee-umm

@l4p4k1 5 лет назад

@@steevstrickland568 At least it isn't Al-loo-minnam :P

@sldlevey2200 5 лет назад

Chiyo ... ,

@sldlevey2200 5 лет назад

BlurryBlu hkkopppokok$mmmk Pollll

@Ibrahim-ut6pn 5 лет назад

In 1807 the English chemist Sir Humphrey Davy underlined the existence of the element arguing that "alum" was the salt of an unknown metal which he said should be called ‘aluminium’. again ALUMINIUM yes americans you pronounce it very wrong,

@Cat_in_Spacetime 4 года назад

11:27 yeah I like that feeling Looks looks pretty good and nice guy.

@jameshubert5988 4 года назад

Very, very, very cool. Thank you. #3 I will absolutely try.

@boredgamer8507 6 лет назад

OMG!!! you make expensive lamps look like dusty candles in so pocket-friendly and eco-friendly budget!!!

@kaiyode3599 5 лет назад

"I'm going to watch this video and make this stuff!" *second step requires soldering* lmao nevermind

@takix2007 5 лет назад

Actually, it doesn't. Did you notice how there were screw connections on his dimmer circuit? That's how you can connect everything without soldering... I would recommend adding a tiny drop of super glue to prevent the screw from unscrewing itself when everything is wired correctly.

@Levy_Wilson 5 лет назад

It's a good excuse to learn how to solder. A Weller soldering iron can be bought for as little as $30.

@meme5887 4 года назад

Soldering really isn't hard. You can pick one up for $10-15 on Amazon and solder for a couple bucks. Plug it in, wait for it to get warm, put tip to what you want soldered and apply solder. It's like a glue gun except you hold the glue lol.

@rozberry8867 4 года назад

Soldering isn't rocket science.

@BecauseGames 4 года назад

I'll never understand why people are scared of soldering

@markpizarro3777 7 лет назад

Max Payne giving DIY advices. What a time to live.

@TheToneBender 7 лет назад

I'm gonna line my bedroom ceiling with that shit. Then shove a timer on it to go off at 7 am. Maybe that'll get my lazy ass out of bed

@Newport31311 7 лет назад

You said go off at 7 am. I totally thought you meant you would leave them on all night and have them turn off at 7 am. Darn you English language

@nrdkraft 3 года назад

I got happy when you mentioned Star Trek, good on ya😄

@TheBowersj 6 лет назад

1 Strip uses about 1.2 Amps or about a third of the energy of your typical CFL at same brightness. Thank you for sharing your wonderful projects.

@TheParallellinial 5 лет назад

Cool! 3 things I neither need or want in my life!

@Real_MisterSir 7 лет назад

Awesome project yet again, Matt, you are always an endless inspiration to us fellow creative people (and all those who just enjoy watching because of your quality content). I thought about how it would be to create the first project in this video, but use UV lighting instead and let it shine down on all white pebbles - sort of creating a night-time "bioluminescent pebble beach" effect. Not so much a working light, as a mood light of some sort. Well, long story short, as said you are an inspiration, keep up the great work! :) - Greetings from Denmark

@zahadiy 7 лет назад

waw amazing !!!!!

@Danish_Hafeez 3 года назад

@Prakhar Rajpoot Lmao

@KenYoungIII 4 года назад

This dude...I wish he were my best friend. Creative, intelligent, and a fine attention to detail. Dull rocks not good enough. Let's give them a wet look.

@vaibhavaagrawal3724 2 года назад

These projects are really amazing

@brennonoverton5363 5 лет назад

The second light with the acetate cover would be a perfect set of lights lining the wall of a home theater

@creatip123 4 года назад

As a beginner builder, I'd advise to hook everything to the power source, and make sure it lights up the way we wanted it to be, before making it static. Making it static = burying the dimmer in concrete, or hot gluing @10:17 If something goes wrong with the whole built, or you forget 1-2 steps (which I often did, again, as a beginner builder), it's a lot easier to fix if it's not static.

@JloBroOFFICIAL 7 лет назад

Light 2 would make a great reading light to have above the head resting area of a bed.

@andrewlink5113 6 лет назад

This is what DIYs actually are!

@LoveGagaAndYou 7 лет назад

please don't ever stop making videos and giving ideas like these ! amazing work !

@brenae4234 6 лет назад

I’m just here for his pronunciation of aluminum

@rossboyer8879 6 лет назад

In English of course

@BulletMagnetMan 6 лет назад

which is, of course, with two I's. You know, the correct way. ;-)

@brenae4234 5 лет назад

Tarquin Farquhar typos are legal. I hope you vote today!

@BulletMagnetMan 5 лет назад

@@brenae4234 Hehe. I know. I'm a certified Grammar Nazi. I'm not American so no I won't be voting. Good luick though. The planet is depending on you to kick that ginger muppet out of office asap.

@libbylandscape3560 5 лет назад

Love his pronunciation, I wait for it. lol ❤️

@harrison298 5 лет назад

11:29 cracked me up, though I can't tell if it was meant to be funny or not :D

@edessini3124 7 лет назад

For better and bigger alternative to acetate sheet is any broken LCD old TV, they usually have 3 to 4 frosted sheet inside up to the TV size.

@Lukra12 4 года назад

The last one is art

@jasonmedas603 5 лет назад

Every photographer should see this ...especially if they're good with their hands 👐

@TDPlayz 5 лет назад

When I was 11 a few of my friends and I were chosen for an engineering challenge where you got to use this stuff and keep extra materials! :D we made a robotic arm. Our challenge was designing a superhero with a disability and we had to build something that would help them in battle :) super fun

@tic857 4 года назад

2020 and I'm sitting here thinking "Man, I wished my school didn't remove tech class when I was in school, I could have learned some simple wiring".

@theonetruestickman 4 года назад

It's not too late! Simple wiring is actually simple once you learn a couple rules and have done a couple things wrong the first time. :D You can do stuff like the projects in this video if you remember: 1. Don't do stuff with AC line voltage, always use a low voltage power supply 2. Power supply needs to have the SAME voltage as the device needs 3. Power supply needs to be able to supply equal or greater current than the device needs (this is noted in A or mA - there are 1000mA in 1A) 4. Electricity goes in a loop, normally understood as from positive (+) to negative/ground (-) 5. When you connect + to - without a load device (light, circuit) bad things happen 6. LEDs usually need a driver circuit 7. Just try it out! And look up the things you don't understand.

@vgamesx1 7 лет назад

Not saying that you don't get what you pay for, but I've personally not had an issue with cheap LED strips, plus I don't think too many people care very much about the CRI rating of their lights, oh and if they do have issues then at least it only costs you another $5 or whatever to replace it rather than $30.

@mikeb1834 7 лет назад

The only people who don't care about the CRI of their LED strips are people who have never experienced good CRI LED strips. And really, how poor are you that $30 for high quality LED strips is too much? How much do you spend on filling up your car with gas? How much do you spend on food, or going to the movies? Are you really that cheap that you wouldn't spend a little more for something you will use every single day and that has a significant effect on everything you do? If you are that broke, then you shouldn't be worrying about doing anything with LED's and instead should be watching RU-vid videos to learn skills that will let you get a real job where you aren't having to cheap out buying junk LED's that will burn out and will make the color of everything look off.

@cekpi7 7 лет назад

Melange Bryce alot of students are using leds to cut down electricity bill or just to make your room look cool

@charlesmaheu7112 7 лет назад

I think cheap led strips are just fine for decorating. It's not the same thing if you want to light up your room with it, but in most cases, I don't think it's worth spending that extra. I get your point about the fact that it's not that pricey when you consider it though.

@DoomRater 7 лет назад

I dunno about the OP but I get under $10k/yr. $30 for LED lights is a awful lot on my budget.

@vgamesx1 7 лет назад

Melange Bryce I've experienced a few different types of lights and I could careless about CRI as long as the light coming from it isn't some awful greenish or blueish color, besides that unless you absolutely wanted a custom lighting solution it'd be almost waste to spend so much on lights, because don't forget you'll definitely want to put those on some aluminum strips and you'll need a half decent 24W power supply too, so $30 on lights + around $10 for a metal strip + roughly $8 on a PSU and if I really did care that much about CRI then by comparison a decent 8W LED bulb would only cost like $3-5... For about the same price you could basically light an entire house. Yeah $30 doesn't sound like much but you see in perspective, it costs a quite of a lot by comparison of traditional lighting methods, because that's going to be over $30 every one or two rooms, depending on how you want to spread it out.

@BigCityPalooka 5 лет назад

OMG. After two and a half MILLION views, I guess you don't need me to tell you how fabulous these ideas are...but... MAN, they're FABULOUS! Thanks so much for making this! Cheers. :)

@balajisankarkonakalla313 4 года назад

Addicted to this channel.

@Zak-ob5ze 7 лет назад

You should have a tv show

@gxgamingandtech2017 4 года назад

He should be the professer proton of 2020 lol

@KinksKomments 4 года назад

he does, but is a youtube show as well :)

@louissherwood5221 7 лет назад

11:26 almost choked on my tea haha brilliant.

@RedDragonGecko 7 лет назад

Be nice if you listed some of the power supplies you used.

@patrickmichael2968 6 лет назад

RedDragonGecko 12V. 1amp DC. sufficient for up to 15' strips 12V 2amps DC for long strips (over 15') The ultra bright white light setup he used is a 5amp power supply. Which would normally be overkill. Hence why it is so bright.

@thelastremaininglogicallib9320 2 года назад

Cool projects. Plus I learned what "glooping" is and that I have been glooping various types of viscous material for 40 years now. I just called it "scooping ".

@jedics1 4 года назад

You sir are a legend, your sanding of the plastic sheets gave me a great idea to solve a problem where I can't find some frosted polycarbonate panels for a project...Im just going to buy clear ones now and sand them until they are frosted..Thanks, Ive got a few ideas from your channel now :)

@christimnorton7730 7 лет назад

I luv this guy

@GuitarSamurai17 7 лет назад

ChrisTim Norton hes awesome! So inspiring!

@DaysofKnight 7 лет назад

Hey, Matt. I got a project for you. Bluetooth LED lights, with an option of having more than just 1, say four for example. That can all be turn on with your phone or something, and are powered with AA batteries, and for added pizzazz, an led charge indicator, like the one from your wireless tv video

@mmenjic 4 года назад

You have some interesting definition of facing downwards 😂😂

@tristanwegner 2 года назад

These look better than most lamps you can buy

@lucasloud 7 лет назад

Best channel on RU-vid.

@royrijpma 7 лет назад

that last project is better to mount at your celling.

@SaapeXD 7 лет назад

Roy R yes i thought that too

@rebeccatreeseed410 6 лет назад

ditto

@crazymoey6051 4 года назад

Nobody actually did any of these.

@petreskovich 4 года назад

I actually have.. but better. Check it out.

@iambored1985 4 года назад

Pandora same

@chvrles6 4 года назад

He lost me at the giant sheet of aluminum.

@xenerius2151 4 года назад

I did the second project and used addressable LEDs and a microcontroller so i can control them with WIFI

@parrot0051 4 года назад

I will be I need this for my work table only I'll be using one not two aluminum strip and attached to the sides of the table.

@Yudicopter 4 года назад

8:08 I can see some designer selling this piece by an enormous price

@Aelepy16 2 года назад

I like how he makes it so simple. Even though I’m never gonna make it. Love it😂

@cemigci6022 4 года назад

i love how enthusiastic(i hope its the corrects spell) you are about your projects

@JuanDeleon-uq9qh 5 лет назад

No one: Absolutely no one: Engineer majors:

@TMBtD 7 лет назад

3rd project hung up looks like a frosted window.

@KarrasBastomi 7 лет назад

Alain Hernandez and it's amazing

@sarahconner1819 5 лет назад

This guy is the poster dork for LED strips.🙈🙉🙊😉😉😸🐒Why is there no "dork" emoji???? (I secretly enjoyed your video, but I will never admit that I watched three of them! EVER!!!)