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I would agree with that, seem a little dimmer for the same output, and off axis is little less also.

I used 3/4 mostly because I liked the thicker pipe for some of my longer runs with less support needed. Also cause I had some on hand already. As for my eves, I don't have any real video of that process or what they look like. I used j-channel from amazon and drilled 12mm holes every 2 inches. If you come over to discord.gg/drzzs to this discord, lots of us in there can help you and share more content.

@@jk2mdesigns942 thank you!!!

I use the 12mm to run the hole all the way through both sides of the pipe, then I go back with a 18mm bit to enlarge one side to allow for the body of the pixel to fin inside the pipe. On the 12mm side, just the tip of the pixel sticks out, to the first little detent that is on the pixel.

I am using 3/4in PVC here.

I use 3d printed hangers. They are from SFL designs sfl-designs.com/?store-page=3-4-PVC-STL-Files-c132478625 They have held up really well and I can print replacements as needed.

I did print my own clips. All of the designs I used came from Jason Sisk. www.sfl-designs.store/. He also sells them if you don't have a printer.

Thank you for the comment. My arches are 1in white pex. Then I ran ws2811 pixels through the inside of each arch. I used 50 count strings, really only need about 45 though depending on how you do the connectors. Am planning for more videos in the future.

Thank you. Yea 2022 plans are for more distributed power and control. Already have more receivers and will be doing just that. Thanks for the watch.

They are from Jason Sick, here is the link to his 3d files. www.thingiverse.com/phoenlx/designs He has lots of different ones to chose from.

Good question, I inserted them perpendicular to the pipe. So directly through the hole from the big side to the small side, so the bulb sticks out of the pipe about 5/8". The wires are not inside the pic doing it this way. If you watch some of my other video on my Chanel however. You can see arches in the front of my yard. Those have the same pixel inside 1" white PEX and those are ran all on the inside so the wires are hidden.

No, for these I ran the pixels on the inside. The arches are made from 1" white pex so the pixels just squeeze through on the inside.

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.

So, I used clips designed by Jason Sisk. He does sell pre-printed ones if you do not have a printer. I used 5-6 of the 3/4in version per window. One on each corner and one in the top middle and sometimes bottom middle as well. For my garage, I used them on the corners and then about every 4-5 feet. Here is the link to purchase the same ones I used. www.sfl-designs.store/?store-page=Standard-Wall-Mount-Clip-p415882563

Thanks. Will check it out. I like your idea.

It does leave the corners unlit, but I think it turned out ok. You can see how it looks in my other videos of my light shows.

Don’t see why you can’t drill the corner too. You can see the corner is not there in the videos but it looks great. Not sure the corner is needed.

Yeah it would be possible to drill the corners. Decided I liked the look with the dark corners. Makes some of the vertical and horizontal effects look cool.

Thank you, glad you enjoyed!

Thank You, glad you enjoyed.

I have posted a few videos now of my show. All of my led's are WS2811 Pixels.

For the PVC lights, I am not attempting to hide the wires. These are just up during the Show season.

Thank you