2023 Ultimate Gaming Room Makeover - Chill Space Transformation - DIY Video
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TimeStamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:26 - Project 1 - LED Pegboard
13:21 - Project 2 - LED Corner Pex
22:16 - Project 3 - LED Baseboard
32:54 - Project 4 - LED Corner Acrylic
40:03 - Project 5 - LED Lamp Hack
51:35 - Project 6 - LED Paper
Individual videos from the above projects with more detailed materials breakdown in their descriptions:
Project 1 - LED Pegboard: • DIY LED Project with D...
Project 2 - LED Corner Pex: • Crazy DIY Light - Comp...
Project 3 - LED Baseboard: • DIY RGB BASEBOARD TRIM...
Project 4 - LED Corner Acrylic: • Easy DIY Corner Lights...
Project 5 - LED Lamp Hack: • Easy RGB Lamp Hack - A...
Project 6 - LED Paper: • DIY GOVEE GLIDE / LIFX...
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TimeStamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:26 - Project 1 - LED Pegboard
13:21 - Project 2 - LED Corner Pex
22:16 - Project 3 - LED Baseboard
32:54 - Project 4 - LED Corner Acrylic
40:03 - Project 5 - LED Lamp Hack
51:35 - Project 6 - LED Paper
Individual videos from the above projects with more detailed materials breakdown in their descriptions:
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Project 2 - LED Corner Pex: ruclips.net/video/rIbTzUD2E4k/видео.html
Project 3 - LED Baseboard: ruclips.net/video/Ik8HnGxfQq0/видео.html
Project 4 - LED Corner Acrylic: ruclips.net/video/ZB5HqWhMXNo/видео.html
Project 5 - LED Lamp Hack: ruclips.net/video/UNPR_98xLQY/видео.html
Project 6 - LED Paper: ruclips.net/video/n9LsiQARFas/видео.html
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Kalax - Out of Time (feat. Pyxis, Jay Diggs) [Official Music Video]
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Your deserve an Oscar or a Nobel Price my friend. You just saved me tons of money and made me enjoy building up my gaming room. Thank you so much for your content
Thanks buddy! Glad you liked the video and thanks so much for watching!
nobel price 😭😭💀
Bro really said Oscar or Nobel Price 💀😂
You hang out at Home Depot bouncing from isle to isle looking for inspirational pieces for your madness to? I thought I was the only one.
Lol well there are at least two of us! Thanks for watching buddy!
I do that too... People think I'm lost or something. They just don't get it lol...
I'm glad that this video got recommended to me. This is brilliant, mate.
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching buddy!
Same here
I just bought 6 pieces for my home.
Thanks again
Chris I love the transformation and I always look forward to your next videos. Place looks pretty sweet!
That's been a HUGE transformation. I don't think I ever saw the original room.... bad ass job man!
Thanks buddy!! Yeah its fun to see the before and after. Amazing what some paint and some lights can do!
I love the transformation. The place looks amazing!
Thanks as always! Fun to see what some lights and a little paint can do to a room!
Thank you, Chris. So many amazing ideas and tricks to make my boring room much more interesting.
You are very welcome and thanks so much for watching!! Glad you liked the video!
Really cool seeing everything together like that, and compared to the old basement it's night and day. Very cool space
Thanks as always! Yeah not really a new video but wanted to put all the projects together in one spot to make it easy to see the trandormation!
This is elite... I have no words man, you did an absolutely amazing job! thank you for being very thorough, im hoping to recreaete some of this for my own place some day
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment! I'm glad you liked the video!
Amazing makeover Chris. I love your projects so much, you are so creative. I wish these products were cheap in my country so i can makeover my room too. Keep it up!
Thanks so much! Always fun to see what a little light and some paint can do to a room!
You can do these kind of makeovers, even if the usual products are expensive, there should always be an alternative that, with a little effort, can do the same thing. Also try not to set your expectations too high, even if it’s half as good as this, that is still a really good setup.
Ah be…
I didnt know we could use paper on LED project and came out an amazing result! MY BRAIN IN EXPLODED!
Man, can’t wait to try alllll this out. This is so next level
Thanks so much for watching! Glad you liked the video!
I am always mesmerized and inspired from your RGB-fication of surroundings 😎
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment! I appreciate the kind words buddy!
if it helps to get you a one up in you tube awards, i will vote for you, you've not only educate, but open my mind to alternative and cost saving lighting methods, thanks for sharing, god bless
Great video!!!! Glad i stumbled onto this content. Relatable and brilliant minded!
The world has gone LED mad!
And i'm part of it lol.
Same kinda vibe i am jamming with my game room, so chilled.
Nice video.
Thanks so much for watching! Its for sure a fun hobby to get into!! Glad i'm not the only one who enjoys it!!
These are all very impressive, thank you for taking the time to make these videos
Thank you so much for watching and thanks for taking the time to comment! You are very welcome and glad you like them!
Sensational content as usual! Great tutorials, very easy to follow and very creative! Can't wait to see more :D
Thanks so much! Appreciate the support and thanks so much for taking the time to comment.
@@ChrisMaherDIY no probs!
Great work dude!
This is awesome. Quite relaxing to watch as well 😌
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One of my favorite RGB channels. Keep it up dude.
Thanks so much buddy! Appreciate the support!!
Lel you took DIY Crafting to the next level! Thats creativity at its finest!
Nice job on the room!
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment! Glad you liked the setup!
Great again 👍
Love your work.
Thanks as always!
Freakin love the videos my man! Keep cranking bro!
Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment! I appreciate the support buddy! Hope you have a great weekend!
Quality of content is outstanding!
Bro your ideas are pretty friggin sweet. Thanks for the great step by step walkthroughs and all the inspiration!!
streets of rage background is always good
For the pegboard led installation it would be easier and better to only loop the data wire from first to last and feed the power parallel down so that every strip is directly connected to the "3 port wago" at the beginning. this way the voltage wont drop along the way and make the brightness/colors fade.
Good idea 💡
Only data needs to travel in the direction or the arrow. 👍🏽
Thats a really great idea! Thanks for sharing. I never even though of that but it would also mean I wouldn't have to do as much soldering. Love it and thanks for the great tip!
That's right! I totally forgot to mention that in the video! Thanks for the reminder!
Definitely one of the best comments so far, people that are not electrician don't think about voltage drop in there projects
Wow just wow....
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VERY CREATIVE
THANK YOU
These are some great ideas. One thought though would have been for the lamp is to use a smart bulb and an optional smart button, and then just pull the chain, leave it on, and tuck it away. Set the button to control the bulb, and then mount the button on the lamp. Much less soldering required.
Thanks so much for watching and glad you liked the projects! That's a really good idea! Anytime there is an option for less soldering, I'm a fan lol. I don't mind soldering and its easier than I initially thought but its still somewhat time consuming! Thanks for sharing the great idea!
Would the smart bulb have the multi layer color thats shown in the clip? or the flame flicker effect? That might make the led strip option better.
you gave me some great ideal thanks for the work you post
Thanks again buddy! Glad you liked the video!!
Wow love the corner led lighting! I am currently redoing my apartment living room and there's no ceiling lights etc so I have to use lamp and what ever I come up with and this video has some nice ideas. I particularly like lights 2 and 4 going up the corners!
Thanks so much buddy! Yeah its a fun little hobby and not too time consuming! Once you start though, its hard to stop lol!
This looks great! I'll be having a crack in the lounge and office.
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment! Glad you liked the video!!
Wow so stars my friend amazing
Thanks so much!
I was just going through some of Your RGB projects for some ideas around my House and i love the Corner plex piece you created im thinking of doing something on the Hallway / Stairs but dont want to over do it but i'm defo going to try a corner plex though Thanks Chris as always !
look's great very creative
Thanks so much!
You done great! Keep up :)
Thanks so much!
So sick bro❤
Smooths out the individual appearance of the LED's
CRAZY creative ideas bro.
Might take some lmao
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment! Glad you liked the video and ideas!
Some J B welding should work for your magnet idea... bad ass man cave!!
Thanks for watching and appreciate the tip! I'll for sure have to check that product out! Thanks buddy!
Congratulations, excellent video very good explanation, thanks.....Portugal
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very cool room.
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Very cool change, and thank you for all the explanations! I've had good luck with epoxy and metal in the past, but I wonder if you could just... tie the clips to the board? I imagine some ribbon or something might actually do the trick, but I might be oversimplifying it!
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment! You know I never thought of that but you probably could use something to tie them down! Love to always hear other ideas on how things could be done. Thanks for the great suggestion!
I love your works my friend
Thanks so much buddy!! Thanks for taking the time to comment!
@@ChrisMaherDIY okay you're welcome my friend
You might try JBWeld for adhering like shiny metals together. i've even used it to weld metal to mirror/glass.
Thanks so much! I think a few others have mentioned that product so It must be good! I'll have to give it a try!
I'm shocked that people don't know about this. It is THE adhesive/epoxy for metal on metal joining without welding.
Yooo Great mann, You inspired me to buy WS2812B Led for my desk setup, Thanks for all your tutorials, every project is innovative and well explained. Thankyou soo much.
You are very welcome and thanks so much for your support! Glad you enjoy the videos!
Same
The best video i ever seen ❤️
Thanks so much for watching and the kind words! I'm glad you liked the video budd!
Mar the smooth metal surfaces with 220 grit sandpaper before you superglue. The scratches and grooves created give the superglue something to grab onto, increasing the lateral stress failure point. This trick helps with most glues or epoxy.
DON"T SAND YOUR PEX! Use acetone to wipe that print right off, no effort, no scratched up tube!
Thanks so much for watching and for the advice! I'll for sure remember this!
Thanks again!! Sounds much easier than sanding!
This is really 😎
the purpose to putting the wires in separate holes on the wago is that it looks neater
Thanks for the reply! That does make sense! In my mind I was like there is no reason why 2 wires twisted together in one slot would not work but i didn't know for sure if there was a major reason why it shouldn't be done!
Awesome job. Yeah I’m sure you’ve already been told by now but I’m my experience epoxy is the most difficult to apply but gives best results to attach anything permanently.
Thanks so much for watching and for taking the time to comment! A few others have mentioned that so It must be the best! Appreciate the info buddy!
NICE
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This is awesome!!! You just gained another subscriber!!!
thanks so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed the video!
@@ChrisMaherDIY Thank you sir! I am so excited to put the corner led lamps together. The number of subscribers you have is criminal. I may not have a ton of followers on Instagram but I will be sure to shout you out once I post final results. Please keep creating!!!
Jesus that is amazing bro holy shit
NGL... kinda miss them BOSS plaid couches ... hahahah!!
JK!
Brother, I just love your vid's!
IDK if I've ever mentioned to you in previous chats, but somehow, you videos ALWAYS seem for fill an info gap i have in a about to launch project, or planning for a future project - its literally getting close to the neighborhood of half of ur how-to's (except the wiring/solder ones, been soldering and doing reflow work for many many moons as my side hustle has been cell & tablet repair, as well as the originator of my side hustle career - all manner of laptop and pc repair for a decade or ... 3? lol).
What you have done to your media room, i am doing to my living room, and now combined media room as well😁
So, again, a big thank you for all of your efforts and tinkering for the case, and an even BIGGER shoutout to the significant other, to which none of this would have been possible without their blessing and support!
Cheers!!
Lol sometimes I do miss them as well! Thanks so much for the kind words! Appreciate the support buddy!
For the metal, use jb weld.
Nice..
Thanks again!
Brilliant, beautiful, great video, brother👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👌🏽🤟🏽🙏🏽..very useful, helpful and wonderfully done. After being devastated and used by a horrible female.. three times differently back to back and losing my 4 month old son and my mother.. ..Im trying to put whats left of my mind and heart into something other than gaming.. redoing my bedroom and living room modern and with the govee lighting and same ideas and concepts..
..god bless, thanks for the work and video 🙏🏽
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment. I'm so sorry for what you have been through. I'm glad you are enjoying the videos and that they are giving you some ideas! Its a fun hobby for sure! God bless you as well! Thanks again buddy!
It s Beautifull bro 😍😍
Thanks so much bro! Appreciate the support!
beautyfull
Thanks so much for watching!
With the lamp you could also buy a RGB Wifi controlled bulb
Love the videos, looking forward to watching them and being inspired. I have seen you "house" your power supply and esp32 in a box, but is there a junction box that you use for just the esp32?
You could have just used a nut and bolt to hold the channel brackets on. Add a washer to the backside and it wound pull through over time if they are heavy.
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! That's a great idea! Always love to hear from others on this. Thanks!
The Sunmory lamps have doubled in price. I bet it was because they started sell a bunch of them to people who watched your videos 😆 that is actually pretty cool. 😎
Thanks for watching as always! What country are you in? I just clicked on the link and they are still the same price here in the US at least. Around 70 to 80 dollars depending on the color.
@@ChrisMaherDIY Canada, our dollar is worth less, so that would make sense.
crazy
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@@ChrisMaherDIY u gave me and my dad some new ideas cause we love to build stuff like that on our own, watched the whole 60min. Ty
@@Beni-zl4bf Man that is a commitment to watch the entire thing! lol but thank you! It is a fun little hobby!
Man the 6th one was awesome because the govee versions are expensive
Hey, found this video today. such a good piece of work. I was looking for a guide to start and found this one. I just want to ask how many esp's do you have in your room and how they synced together? Secondly from where you get the code for these esp's. It will be helpful if you can answer.
What couch do you have? I’m in love with it
for the pegboard are all the lightstrips facing the same way
Does both board you listed have the chase feature and what did you use for a power source you didn’t list it
"Oh boy a game room makeover vid. Lets see whats in here"
*Walks out a Carpenter*
Hey how are you displaying the images on your TV. I'd love that while Im listening to music.
Also what are you using for a visualizer for music
The OCD in me is wishing you would move those LED bars up one row, so the number of open rows between the lights and the upper and lower frame is equal. :D
Great job, just wondering, could u just use an RGB light bulb instead of the strip and hard wiring it? Maybe much easier. But great job!
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment! You for sure could use a light bulb and it would definitely be easier! The only thing you would lose is that gradient type effect that you get with strips since light bulbs (as far as i'm aware of) are still only to just display one color at a time.
Maybe try useing apoxy rison in as a difuser.
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment! I really do want to try that at some point! Thanks for the great idea!
Inspiring…
For those floor lamps, you could've just used 2 RGB Philips Hue bulbs or similar. Would've been easier.
The LED lamp hack looks great but how would the lighting be if you just used a Govee RGB bulb instead?
Chris, absolutely love this compilation of projects put together. I was so intrigued by the Corner led Pex project and decided to take it on myself! However I’m using some Govee h6125 16.4ft lights and am trying to figure out how I’d make the animations synced up on each side. Would I have to use two 16.4 ft strips with two separate controllers and power sources hooked up cut to length or is there anyway to do this with 1 16.4ft strip from Govee? Looks like I might have to step up my game and get into wLed. I only need about 11 ft of leds in total, two 5 foot 5 sections.
Thanks so much for watching and thats awesome you tried it yourself! So if I were using Govee, and I wanted things to sync up, I would probably get one of their 32 foot lights (usually the 32 foot ones comes with two 16 foot rolls that do the exact same thing) In my experience with those strips, you can cut them and they will still work (you would lose a little bit of some animation features because the app would still think the entire strip is there and run the animation as if its going the entire 16 feet instead of the 5 feet you need.
Now I have not tested this out but there is also a chance you could cut one 16 foot section down but then you would need to cut the cable after the controller, strip back the wires, split them so that the voltage, power, data can now be run to 2 strips and I think that would probably work as well.
But in the end, for sure a great opportunity to explore the more DIY options with WLED. Once you figure it out, you just have so many more options as far as leds lights you can use, power option, length options, animations etc.
Chris, thank you so much for the extensive reply back! I’ve ordered a few esp 8266 boards and flashed them with wled. Planned on running the set up you were running in the video but now I’m Intrigued to to run the Govee set up just to keep everything under one management software for that specific room. I’ll have to find another project to use the esp 8266 boards and the ws2812b lights.
Like those are watching this in 2023
Thanks so much for watching!
Hey Chris,
Could you explain to me why you wouldn't recommend to use the silicon coated LEDS for the stand up lighting? Is this due to heat or diffusion issues?
Or is it fine to use just not preferred?
Many thanks, awesome project!
Thanks so much for watching! Great question! If you are referring to the project in the right back corner, then I would not use the ones with silicon. The only reason I wouldn't is because when I drilled the little holes, the individual leds fit in the circles which is what I was wanting. If there was the silicone on the strips, they would not fit in the holes if that makes sense. Other than that, there is nothing wrong with the silicone leds at all and certainly a time and place for them!
Love your projects bro but how are you syncing all the light ?
Thanks! I'm just using WLED installed on an esp device. Super easy to do: ruclips.net/video/TOEnFKLm9Sw/видео.html and then they have a sync feature where you can control them all at once via the app.
This video taught me you don't need the couch pointing directly at the tv for it to be practical.
🌊
Bro what are the tubes you used for corner pex
to secure the peg board quicker and easier, what about 3m strips? you put screws anyway so it would still be secure?
Thanks for watching! That's a really good idea. I think that would work just fine. Thanks for the great suggestion!
Where did you get that couch? It looks super comfortable
Thanks so much for watching! Its called a daybed with trundle. Super comfy! I cant remember exactly where we got this but here is one that is similar: amzn.to/3E2dhBS
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Nice vid bro. for my plan I'm going to make a 75 inch + 18/19 + 25 = 118/119 inches in total L shape desk In my room cause it would fit really good and It'll look clean.
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment! That would look awesome! Good luck on the project!
Hey! I was wondering if you had any reccomendations for strips (I need about 65 feet) that have dedicated white leds?
Thanks so much for watching and great question! I have used these before and they are amazing! amzn.to/3AuAs69 Here is the project that I did using these: ruclips.net/video/b13VLiK7AOU/видео.html
Love your videos. In this video what are you using for the screen? Is that a TV? Or a projector screen and projector? And do you have links to those products?
Thanks so much for watching and glad you are liking the videos! Its an old projector with a basic 100" white screen pull down. Here is the link to the projector: amzn.to/3FMu1yD The projector worked out great but just recently trying out new 4k UST projectors and wow what a difference. But its one of those things that you dont realize your missing when you dont have it lol.
I love that couch/loveseat! What is it?
hi community! im an 12 year old from germany. is there any alternatives of the spottles diffuser because in german amazon 10 2 meter diffuser cost around 500 till 600 bucks.
try JB weld to hold the
Thanks for the recommendation! A few others have also said JB weld so it must be legit!
Big fan, all these projects are awesome, just curious, how many power amps did you need for the entire room? How did you conceal them? And did they all have to be 5v60 amp 300 watts?
Also if it's not too much to ask could you give me some insight on your projectors screen savers, they're unbelievably aesthetic
Thanks so much for watching and the kind words! I'm not sure how many amps for the entire room but all the projects are mostly powered by either a usb phone charger (generally around 2amps) or a power block (generally 10amps) or the bigger power supplies (i think usually 30 amps) I really don't have a scientific approach. I just plug them in to whatever power I think would be best and see how they look and go from there by either increasing or decreasing the power unit depending on how things are functioning/looking. Hiding things is also nothing special. I mostly have been able to hide the power units behind things. I did make a video though of one way you can conceal things a little bit if you don't have a place to put it behind. I don't want to go behind drywall to hide things so my options are pretty limited. Glad you like the screen savers! All i'm doing for most everything is just searching on youtube for either "lofi" or "synthwave" or "8bit lofi" and there are a ton of cool music stations with nice looking backdrops! hope that helps!
@@ChrisMaherDIYHelps a lot my man, wasn't expecting a detailed response or a response at all for that matter so I really appreciate you getting back to me. Cheers and I'm looking forward to more projects to build from
my friend, you dont have to use neither a magnet nor a screw to fasten the Al strips.. just take a telephone/RX cable wires or even the plastic tie to hold the light strip.