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@@vijaynacharekokankar what?

Yeah I could, maybe next time

@ShaunJones-b4y the led bar lights were from a little shop in korea, but you can buy similar led strip lighting online on sites like ebay or Amazon. I think these are generally slightly less quality so going to a lighting or electronics stor might have better ones.

@@tomytitus9295 I got the willow cleft from a guy called Ian callen in Australia who makes his own bats. The handle is from ebay

About 6.5 metres

@@JLsMakerSpacethanks for the quick reply❤

Also, how wide and tall is it?

​@Hchcrjrv it is 3.1 metres wide and 2.6 tall

materials or tools?

@@JLsMakerSpace yes,, materials

1200x900 mm (milimetres)

What gum?

@@AyaanRehman804 normally closed reed switch

Just a small neodymium magnet

I'm Australian not indian

@@JLsMakerSpace what

@@JLsMakerSpace no worry

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@@marlawhite3682 Healesville Victoria, Australia

@@Kr15hpp444 you could do something like this: ruclips.net/video/itthRoXGrhk/видео.htmlsi=rq0VER4i3ksUNAgf Or ruclips.net/video/Afyg7tAhAsw/видео.htmlsi=3VHmC9ZHAy3By0RY

why?

Just mute it 😅

Hardware store

I think sand would be too soft

haha sorry for the confusion, just buy both

@@JLsMakerSpace hello sir i just want to ask about these switches, may be im wrong but maybe 'normally open reed switch' means when it comes with the contact of magnet then the led will light up, but we need the led to light up when the sensor lost contact with the magnet. so i guess we need 'normally closed reed switch'. please guide me on this.

hello sir i just want to ask about these switches, may be im wrong but maybe 'normally open reed switch' means when it comes with the contact of magnet then the led will light up, but we need the led to light up when the sensor lost contact with the magnet. so i guess we need 'normally closed reed switch'. please guide me on this.

@@swarupmaity-qd9wu what did you want to say?

@@JLsMakerSpace you mentioned in the description that you need NORMALLY OPEN REED SWITCH, but you actually need NORMALLY CLOSED REED SWITCH

Yes, but you also need a 9v with it

Maybe in the future

But make sure to make it

Love from Pakistan🇵🇰

Yes, with a hard cricket ball hitting the stumps at speed would crack the pipes. I recommend only using soft balls, or using strong pipes.

What do you mean? You can play softball with these stumps It works with soft balls like tennis balls but it might break with heavy cricket balls

@@JLsMakerSpace ok

No, I haven't had any problems with the battery getting hot.

@@JLsMakerSpace I got 🤣🤣 So that's why I asked but finally using another technique I did it Keep growing may God bless you 🙏🙏

What's wrong

That's called a Dremel. It ia just a little circular saw.

@@JLsMakerSpace THANKS DUDE

Yes that is just thin insulated wire

@@JLsMakerSpace Thank you

Yes it is 12v dc. This led might work: www.amazon.com.au/ALED-LIGHT-Waterproof-Controlled-Decoration/dp/B07JZ4K1TD/ref=asc_df_B07JZ4K1TD/?tag=googleshopmob-22&linkCode=df0&hvadid=341793826283&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=2076187424634145494&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9071970&hvtargid=pla-672618342187&psc=1&mcid=66db8cfc4f8e3e718cfb6c06556c0ebb

There is no positive or negative end. It doesn't matter what side you hook it up.

Thanks bro

4cm

Yes. You need to connect the 9v to a 3v battery (in my case, two 1.5v) to make 12v

@@JLsMakerSpace Thanks bro

Liquid super glue. It dries fast and is cheap.

That is a soldering iron. You use that to heat up metal solder, which attaches the wire to the LED lights.

@@JLsMakerSpace Thank you so much dude

Sorry, you need a normally open reed switch. Get them here: www.ebay.com.au/itm/355317463866?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=705-154756-20017-0&ssspo=292elevvsoy&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=dvouinzdsve&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

In the future, I will try to make a circuit that can make the lights flash/blink

@@JLsMakerSpace doing great job 👍🏻 and one thing if you will make it in future try to install a small camera inside stump and also a mic

@@shubhendurana5009 I was thinking about that

@@JLsMakerSpace I will also make LED stump for the local cricket tournament of our village after watching your video of part 1 and part 2.

@shubhendurana5009 wow, tell me how it goes

You can usually get a ten pack for under $10 AUD