hello your realization is really cool and I will be inspired by it I just have a question the on/off button must it be imperatively in 12v thank you I continue to follow you from France
Hi! Tnx for the comment. Nothing is mandatory, it all depends on what you have. In my case I was using a 12v power supply and a 12v fan, so it was convenient to use a button with a 12v LED, there is no need for LEDs, they are just for design and looks.
This is a great video. Thank you for including the wiring diagram and resistor values. When shaping the acrylic, what temperature should I be trying to get it up to?
Tnx. It depends from acrylic type and thickness. I usually heat until it's starts to sag and is bendable. For thicker acrylic it's harder to get the heat inside. The acrylic i used in this video var particularly hard to bend (it's a scrap piece my frend brought me from his printing house).
@@InspiredStudio Thanks for answering. That did look like an awfully thick piece. I've had a little experience heating and shaping kydex. Is it about the same?
Like your comb8nation of materials in your designs. Make it looks unique and it seems like it works well 👍🏼
Thank you very much!
Congratulations, your style is unique.
Tnx. Any feedback is welcome!
this video was a joy to watch begin to end! subscribed! :)
Tnx ;)
Very nice job 👏👏😃👍
Thank you 👍
A great video Thanks for sharing !
Thanks for watching
Damn I want to make this
What is stoppping you? :)
hello your realization is really cool and I will be inspired by it I just have a question the on/off button must it be imperatively in 12v thank you I continue to follow you from France
Hi! Tnx for the comment. Nothing is mandatory, it all depends on what you have. In my case I was using a 12v power supply and a 12v fan, so it was convenient to use a button with a 12v LED, there is no need for LEDs, they are just for design and looks.
Nice lovely
Thanks
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This is a great video. Thank you for including the wiring diagram and resistor values. When shaping the acrylic, what temperature should I be trying to get it up to?
Tnx. It depends from acrylic type and thickness. I usually heat until it's starts to sag and is bendable.
For thicker acrylic it's harder to get the heat inside. The acrylic i used in this video var particularly hard to bend (it's a scrap piece my frend brought me from his printing house).
@@InspiredStudio Thanks for answering. That did look like an awfully thick piece. I've had a little experience heating and shaping kydex. Is it about the same?
@@Captain_Kickass-l1f Never heard of kydex, but i presume, it's about the same. It's quite easy to bend thinner acrylic.
@@InspiredStudio kydex is a type of plastic/polymer. It's often used to make custom hand formed gun holsters.
@@Captain_Kickass-l1f Yeah, i already googled it :)
Great, but i would use lipo batteries to power it
No need to mess with batteries in my case, i have dc power coming from my table ;)