Thank you for doing this for us that requested it..You are truly AMAZING and patient..especially when you are dealing with a lot of women..lol..I have purchased everything and I believe I am ready to start this project.
I've never done anything like this or probably won't😂 but your video was very interesting. I like the way you showed how things can go wrong && you fixed it. You did an excellent job on the sign && the video. Sometimes, people would rather see the live instead of pre-recorded.
Hi, thanks. The first sign I made made a mess with the glue. I used alcohol wipes and was able to get most of it off with some work. But that just taught me to be very cautious on how much glue I use and try my best not to spread it any more. Less glue less mess to clean up. Good luck
@@MakerDecor now i do it totally different, i have a metal sheet, and cubed strong magnets, i put the picture down and start laying the strip face down and shape with magnets, once im finished i apply marine silicone rtv and i make sure to make the holes before where they go then i simply feed the wire and let it down slowly then i press witj clamps and next days its there and what used to take me hours now tskes me 50 minutes
get you a 3d printer then you can just print the backing leaving 6mm gap which the led strips fit perfectly in. are the neon strips you are using 12mm wide? mine are 6 thick and 12 wide I believe I am trying to figure out what connecters to buy. I see in the links you were using the 8mm ive seen 8,10 and 12. I bought 10 for dc females hopefully they fit.
Hi, question about where to cut the flex: do you only have to cut on the black dots for purposes of making wiring connections, or do you have to always cut on the black line no matter what? In other words, if you're simply cutting the flex tubing because that is where you want the end of the piece, and you're not going to make another connection with the clips there, can you then cut it wherever you want? Or will it not light up if yo don't cut at the black dots? Thanks!
Hi, you are correct. You can cut it anywhere. But if you want it to light up then you have to cut it on the black dots. But say you make a sign and you need it to end at a spot that does not have the black dots. You can just cut it anywhere. But you will not be able connect after that cut. You are right, good luck!
@@MakerDecor quick followup: I don't have tools to cut plexiglass/ acryllic to the shape of the sign. however, I know sometimes a box cutter can be used to score acryllic and then break it along where it was scored. what thickness acryllic do you think I could use that would be able to be scored and snapped with a box cutter? thanks again!
@@stevenrogers3115 hmm. that may be difficult as the plexiglass I use is the .220 thickness which is kinda thick compared to other thinner plexi glass available. I would not think scoring and braking with a box cutter would work with the thickness. You can try thinner plexi glass but not sure how it would work putting the LED sign on it? good luck
Hi, thank you. Umm I cant remember the drill bit but the smallest possible. Just because the bigger always increases the chance of cracking. Thanks for watching and good luck!
Awesome guide video! Definitely going to use this idea for some decorations in the kiddo's room! I only have one question, does this work the same with the "rgb" style lights the same manufacturer of the strips used in the video as opposed to the single solid colors?
@@jamyDodger Hi, yes the power supply is needed. This is the one I used. Power Supply amzn.to/3cVNrEV or you can look up LED power supply on Amazon as well. Good luck
Hi thanks for watching. I got this one from Home depot. It was the thin one and was around $15. The one I usually use is thicker at .220 and I believe 24in x 30 in. That one usually costs $35 at Home Depot. I am not sure if the prices have gone up because I never bought plexi glass before Covid? And I know now, they use it alot. but for now when compared to purchasing a Neon LED sign which can be easily over $100 or $200 depending on size, it will do. You can try a couple different hardware stores but prices will vary due to location. Hope this helps.
thank you for the informative videos!! i’ve really enjoyed them. have you ever tried color changing LED’s before? do you recommend a specific brand for the LEDs?
Hi thanks so much for watching. I have not tried the color changing lights yet. But I am hoping to soon. And I just used the basic LEDs from Amazon but I am sure most will work well as long as they have good reviews. I have a link of the ones I used in the description above. Thank you!
hi there! love your videos on the led signs & thank you for your videos! i am inspired to make some myself.. although i am hesitant on the soddering because god forbid i burn myself lol. have you tried soddering one yet? if so, can you make a tutorial on that and how to make an extra seamless sign without the connectors leaving a gap in between the design?
Fyi if you take the tip of that long blade you are using and snap it from the sections that are partially cut you will get a fresh tip those blades are ment to break off to give you fresh blade tips until used up if you need more info there's videos showing it under "bet you didn't know..." blades as a keyword, use pliers to break off dull piece of blade.
Thanks for the detailed tutorial! I'm making a sign to hang on a stage as a prop and don't want it too heavy. Do you think it would it work to use heavy cardboard instead of the plexiglass to reduce the overall weight?
Hi there! Watching your videos and almost ready to start my project! Thank you for the link to the clips. Question: Have an idea of how many feet you used for the "Bride to Be" and "Wild One"?? Also, I bought the same brand wire but 16 gauge! Think it will still work?
Hi thanks for watching. For the bride to be I used most of the wire because I back tracked some of the letters to save time making extra connections. The wild one I had a good amount left. 16 gauge might be a little difficult as it is thicker then I used. I mostly used 20,22 and 24 gauge wire as they fit into the clips better. I would make sure to strip the wire of the rubber at the end to help make sure it fits in the clip. Not sure if it will work but maybe worth a shot. Thank you.
How do we connect a powder connector cord ( the round port) to an already cut led strip? I’m making a new sign but I don’t have the start piece that’s at the beginning of a new strip. Please help!!!
Hi, if you buy a new piece it already has it connected at the beginning. But you can connect one if you already have one of the round ports available. If not you will have to order them. They do sell the on Amazon. All you are going to do is get the two wires make sure you connecting the positive and negative wires to either a clip connector as in the video or you will have to solder the connection. I do not have a video on it. But I do believe they do have some on RUclips showing the topic. It is simple but you do want to make sure you make the right connections and seal it together. Sorry I could not be of more help and good luck.
Hi, for me it like a battery with positive and negative. So however you start the first wires you want to keep that same when connecting to the next plastic connector. So it will keep positive and negative going down the line. It does help using two different colored wires like white and red so you can keep track which one goes where. But I chose to use just white because when I used white and red last time you could kinda see the red and it bugged me. So I just used the white and knew if it was backwards then to just flip the wires and it will work. That is probably the only hard part is making sure you have a good connection with those clips. I also have another video titled "Closer look at LED Neon connectors, solderless NEON LED signs" which shows a better look at the connectors, thank you.
Before I buy the 2 pin adapters are the the ones in the link provided below the same ones you used in this video? On the picture on the Amazon listing it shows them being used for regular/old school led lights worried the neon light ones may be to think you fit
@@JohnnyLawNews lol thanks, there mostly the same just as long as the amount of connectors pins is the same amount of copper connections in the wire it should work. I am doing a video soon on a multi colored LED and I believe it has like 3 or 4 pin connectors because the wire has 3 or 4 copper connections. Hopefully it works and should be up in a week or so.
Hi thanks for watching, I have updated the description above to include a link and product description as some times the links stop working. Thank you. amzn.to/3FTuw7t
Thank you so much for this video. Where did you get the white wire (that was mixed with the red wire) from? Or what is it called so I can look for it online. Thanks I appreciate it
Hi thanks for watching. The wire I used for this one was actually door bell wire from Lowe's but they have the same one at Home Depot as well. I believe it is 24 gauge? But if you just look for door bell wire it will be there, it is the smallest gauge (thinnest wire) they carry. Everything else at the department stores would be too thick.
I followed your instructions and the sign came out beautifully. I came back the next day and found a chalky residue on it, is that normal? And can you advise me on what to do, I really need your help, thank you 😀
Hi, most likely it is the excess glue residue. I did that to my first sign. I used more glue than necessary because I wanted to be sure it wouldn't move. To clean off the excess glue I used alcohol wipes. It took a while but worked. After that I made sure to manage the glue better to avoid it smearing. Good luck!
Hi, I do not use corel draw. I really haven't heard about it. I may have to check it out. I use a couple of things. Photoshop, Inkscape and Canvas. I am not that great with software, but learning more.
Hello ,this is zoey from china .Our factory is the main led light strip manufacturer in china .I'm happy to help you with any questions you may have about light strips
The easiest way is just using the printer settings and switch the settings to poster. Then the amount of pages you want your image stretched across. Most printers have those settings. The other options are photoshop or inkscape. Which are more complicated and I do not really have it down enough. It usually takes me some time to create one through trial and error. Good luck
Hi, thank you so much. Honesty I do not remember, been a minute. But I just got the wire and made it just bigger than the wire so it would not get stuck pushing through and turning. Just be careful it is always nerve wrecking drilling through plexi-glass. I am putting together a video soon on cutting and drilling plexi-glass. It should be out next week. Thanks, hope this helps.
Hi thanks for watching, I updated the description to include these products. Some times the links stop working so just copy and past from the description into Amazon and you should get something similar to pop up. I used these (2 Pin 8mm LED Strip to Wire Connector Unwired Clips Solderless Adapter Terminal Extension Connection) from amazon as the small clear connectors. Make sure you have the (LEDMO Power Supply, Transformers, LED Adapter, 12V, 5A Max, 60 Watt Max, for LED Strip) I got this one from amazon but you could use any power adapter with those specifications. Or this description as well. 2-Pin 8mm COB LED Strip to Wire Connector Unwired Clips Solderless Adapter Terminal Extension Connection for High Density LED Strip Lights 12V 24V (Pack of 10)
Great video I want to make me a sign. Two questions what is the black piece connected to the wire and how did you get that piece on the wire? Also what’s the name of the other black piece you used to light it up?what would a customer need is that a USB cord or something? Sorry hope you understand my questions lol 😂
Hi, that is the power supply. It is purchased seperate, and the other thing comes attached to the end of the LED strip. You can buy them and add them if you need extra. It is not a USB cord, it requires the 12 v power supply. Thanks for watching!
Is it possible for you to list which things you need for this? I see your big list but there are things on there for other projects so I'm a bit confused.
Wowww! You’re so talented. I was wondering if you could sell a custom name template for me to print. I would love to create a sign with my business name.
Hi thank you so much for your comment. I am hoping to add that option to our Etsy store in a month or so, just cause I have a lot of plans coming up. If you don't see it on our Etsy store soon, message me on Instagram. The links are in the description, Thank you.
Hi, the neon lights I purchase have the female power pigtail already attached to the light at the beginning. You can purchase extra if you are going to re use the extra neon line left after making one sign. Because it only comes with the one attached to the line.
Really, their is no difference in the red and white wires. They are wires that are just color coated. They are simply a different color so you know which connection is positive and negative once connected. Really there is only two wires, so if you put one connection together and it doesn't light up then you know you have the negative and positive mixed and just switch them up. I did the only white to try to hide seeing the red wire easily. But you can use the Red and White if you prefer, it was just to see the difference. Thanks for watching!
Hi, Gorilla glue works well with some LED lights but not all. The one in the link is the one I used the most because it has always worked for me, some brands take a while to hold or its not as strong.
lol, yeah I have a bad deviated septum in my nose. I can't really breathe effectively through my nose or smell anything much. So I breath and talk through my mouth. So when I explain things it becomes more obvious. Because when I am talking I am not breathing. Then I take a break from talking to breath, lol. Sorry about that.
lol, I know I have tried E6000 for a lot of projects. Never works for me and just makes a mess. I don't touch the stuff. But I have heard some people do?
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Thanks for sharing, and showing how one can make such a beautiful sign.
Really appreciated.
Thank you, glad I could help!
Did the gorilla glue hold up!?
Thank you for doing this for us that requested it..You are truly AMAZING and patient..especially when you are dealing with a lot of women..lol..I have purchased everything and I believe I am ready to start this project.
Thank you so much for your comment. Good luck and let me know if you have any questions!
I've never done anything like this or probably won't😂 but your video was very interesting. I like the way you showed how things can go wrong && you fixed it. You did an excellent job on the sign && the video. Sometimes, people would rather see the live instead of pre-recorded.
This is awesome... I' going to buy you a sharper knife... I was stressing.... hahaha... Thanks for sharing!
lol, I know. Thanks so much for watching!!
This is an awesome project. So many ideas come to mind. I will maybe try this for a wedding coming up. Thanks so much for sharing your ideas.
Thank you!
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preciate this bro. proving all heros dont wear capes lol
Thankyou for making this video. Appreciate every detail.
Thank you for watching!
@@MakerDecor what thickness of clear plastic do you use?
thank you ive been using lots of different glues but yours seems to work very nicely, any tips to clean up mess?
Hi, thanks. The first sign I made made a mess with the glue. I used alcohol wipes and was able to get most of it off with some work. But that just taught me to be very cautious on how much glue I use and try my best not to spread it any more. Less glue less mess to clean up. Good luck
@@MakerDecor now i do it totally different, i have a metal sheet, and cubed strong magnets, i put the picture down and start laying the strip face down and shape with magnets, once im finished i apply marine silicone rtv and i make sure to make the holes before where they go then i simply feed the wire and let it down slowly then i press witj clamps and next days its there and what used to take me hours now tskes me 50
minutes
@@JesusRamirez-bo2nm Awesome!
Is there a such thing as a battery powered adapter for these so I don't have to plug it in?
Hi, I am not sure but I do not believe so. I am sorry. Thanks for watching!
This is a great video. Thanks so much.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
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When I plug my light in the adapter it just flickers. It doesn’t stay steady like every video I’ve seen on here. Help please, anyone?😢
get you a 3d printer then you can just print the backing leaving 6mm gap which the led strips fit perfectly in. are the neon strips you are using 12mm wide? mine are 6 thick and 12 wide I believe I am trying to figure out what connecters to buy. I see in the links you were using the 8mm ive seen 8,10 and 12. I bought 10 for dc females hopefully they fit.
Good day, could you let me know what you do with the wires in the back of the frame after drilling holes? Thank you
Hi, I try to bend them or glue them behind the lights in the front. That way when I turn on the lights in the front, they hide the wires in the back.
How do you make multiple connections?
How do you hide the power in the back not front?
Hi, question about where to cut the flex: do you only have to cut on the black dots for purposes of making wiring connections, or do you have to always cut on the black line no matter what? In other words, if you're simply cutting the flex tubing because that is where you want the end of the piece, and you're not going to make another connection with the clips there, can you then cut it wherever you want? Or will it not light up if yo don't cut at the black dots? Thanks!
Hi, you are correct. You can cut it anywhere. But if you want it to light up then you have to cut it on the black dots. But say you make a sign and you need it to end at a spot that does not have the black dots. You can just cut it anywhere. But you will not be able connect after that cut. You are right, good luck!
@@MakerDecor thanks!
@@MakerDecor quick followup: I don't have tools to cut plexiglass/ acryllic to the shape of the sign. however, I know sometimes a box cutter can be used to score acryllic and then break it along where it was scored. what thickness acryllic do you think I could use that would be able to be scored and snapped with a box cutter? thanks again!
@@stevenrogers3115 hmm. that may be difficult as the plexiglass I use is the .220 thickness which is kinda thick compared to other thinner plexi glass available. I would not think scoring and braking with a box cutter would work with the thickness. You can try thinner plexi glass but not sure how it would work putting the LED sign on it? good luck
@@MakerDecor got it, thanks again!
What program / app do you use to print designs or text on paper, so you can tape them together to fit on the different sizes of plexiglass you use ?
Thank you for the information, looking to try this for a birthday party. What size drill bit?
Hi, thank you. Umm I cant remember the drill bit but the smallest possible. Just because the bigger always increases the chance of cracking. Thanks for watching and good luck!
Thank you so much for this, you make it look easy!
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Would soldering be more cost effective?
Once your piece is done how do you hang it usually? Such a great video. It was so awesome to see you problem solve and not cut it out. ❤
Thank you for watching! I usually drill two holes in the top corners. Then use fishing string which is clear and strong to hold up the sign.
Awesome guide video! Definitely going to use this idea for some decorations in the kiddo's room! I only have one question, does this work the same with the "rgb" style lights the same manufacturer of the strips used in the video as opposed to the single solid colors?
this sooo cool in real time, great job, what power source lights this up> USB connector or 110 house plug? GREAT JOB MD,,,
Thank you, I used 110.
@@jamyDodger Hi, yes the power supply is needed. This is the one I used. Power Supply amzn.to/3cVNrEV or you can look up LED power supply on Amazon as well. Good luck
Where do you get your plexiglass? Seems expensive where I'm finding it.
Hi thanks for watching. I got this one from Home depot. It was the thin one and was around $15. The one I usually use is thicker at .220 and I believe 24in x 30 in. That one usually costs $35 at Home Depot. I am not sure if the prices have gone up because I never bought plexi glass before Covid? And I know now, they use it alot. but for now when compared to purchasing a Neon LED sign which can be easily over $100 or $200 depending on size, it will do. You can try a couple different hardware stores but prices will vary due to location. Hope this helps.
@@MakerDecor thanks so much!
How much would you charge for a sign that reads (Candy Bar )and and another sign that reads (Sweet Baby Girl )
Hi, sorry I do not create LED signs for sale. Thank you
thank you for the informative videos!! i’ve really enjoyed them. have you ever tried color changing LED’s before? do you recommend a specific brand for the LEDs?
Hi thanks so much for watching. I have not tried the color changing lights yet. But I am hoping to soon. And I just used the basic LEDs from Amazon but I am sure most will work well as long as they have good reviews. I have a link of the ones I used in the description above. Thank you!
❤❤❤ your the only person I found that has a tutorial. Thank you!
Thank you for watching glad this video has helped you!
How thick of plexiglass do you use?
Hi, .220 is the thickness from Home Depot I used.
How do you make the templates? I want to make a sign about 5' wide and 2' tall. How do I make the template?
could you put the link to buy the materials I can't find it thanks and nice job
Hi, thank you. I have updated the links to be shown in the description above. Please let me know if you are not able to access them. Thanks
@@MakerDecor don't go to the links but I get tools and nothing else😁....counting on the fact that technology is not much for me. Thank you
hi there! love your videos on the led signs & thank you for your videos! i am inspired to make some myself.. although i am hesitant on the soddering because god forbid i burn myself lol. have you tried soddering one yet? if so, can you make a tutorial on that and how to make an extra seamless sign without the connectors leaving a gap in between the design?
Fyi if you take the tip of that long blade you are using and snap it from the sections that are partially cut you will get a fresh tip those blades are ment to break off to give you fresh blade tips until used up if you need more info there's videos showing it under "bet you didn't know..." blades as a keyword, use pliers to break off dull piece of blade.
Thank you, I have tried it and it scares me so much trying to break them LOL. Yeah ima chicken with snapping those things. Thanks for the tip!
WOAAAAAAH IN 25 MINUTES??! 🤯👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🔥 Okay forget it I'm definitely trying this soon 😍 Great video!!
Do you find that the gorilla glue leaves a hazy look on the acrylic?
Do you have a link to your suggested neon lights on Amazon? My students want to try this in class this year.
Check the video description
Do you have a certain website you get your balloons from ?
Thanks for the detailed tutorial! I'm making a sign to hang on a stage as a prop and don't want it too heavy. Do you think it would it work to use heavy cardboard instead of the plexiglass to reduce the overall weight?
hmmmm? I think it might work, not sure how it would look out of cardboard or if it is safe? Good luck
Hi there! Watching your videos and almost ready to start my project! Thank you for the link to the clips. Question: Have an idea of how many feet you used for the "Bride to Be" and "Wild One"?? Also, I bought the same brand wire but 16 gauge! Think it will still work?
Hi thanks for watching. For the bride to be I used most of the wire because I back tracked some of the letters to save time making extra connections. The wild one I had a good amount left. 16 gauge might be a little difficult as it is thicker then I used. I mostly used 20,22 and 24 gauge wire as they fit into the clips better. I would make sure to strip the wire of the rubber at the end to help make sure it fits in the clip. Not sure if it will work but maybe worth a shot. Thank you.
Do you have links for materials by chance?
How do we connect a powder connector cord ( the round port) to an already cut led strip? I’m making a new sign but I don’t have the start piece that’s at the beginning of a new strip. Please help!!!
Hi, if you buy a new piece it already has it connected at the beginning. But you can connect one if you already have one of the round ports available. If not you will have to order them. They do sell the on Amazon. All you are going to do is get the two wires make sure you connecting the positive and negative wires to either a clip connector as in the video or you will have to solder the connection. I do not have a video on it. But I do believe they do have some on RUclips showing the topic. It is simple but you do want to make sure you make the right connections and seal it together. Sorry I could not be of more help and good luck.
How did u get the design love?
You printed it out????
How can you tell what side is the right side? Can you show us a pic on the gram? Or how can you tell?
Hi, for me it like a battery with positive and negative. So however you start the first wires you want to keep that same when connecting to the next plastic connector. So it will keep positive and negative going down the line. It does help using two different colored wires like white and red so you can keep track which one goes where. But I chose to use just white because when I used white and red last time you could kinda see the red and it bugged me. So I just used the white and knew if it was backwards then to just flip the wires and it will work. That is probably the only hard part is making sure you have a good connection with those clips. I also have another video titled "Closer look at LED Neon connectors, solderless NEON LED signs" which shows a better look at the connectors, thank you.
Amazing tutorial I will attempt this! How much is the plexiglass?
I just get mine at Home depot. I use the .22 thickness. If you use the thinner one it wont work as well because it is too flimsy.
Before I buy the 2 pin adapters are the the ones in the link provided below the same ones you used in this video? On the picture on the Amazon listing it shows them being used for regular/old school led lights worried the neon light ones may be to think you fit
Just saw your video on a closer look at connectors and what not 😎 thanks so much you a G
@@JohnnyLawNews lol thanks, there mostly the same just as long as the amount of connectors pins is the same amount of copper connections in the wire it should work. I am doing a video soon on a multi colored LED and I believe it has like 3 or 4 pin connectors because the wire has 3 or 4 copper connections. Hopefully it works and should be up in a week or so.
Please list the components for this neon led sign
Can you link the led cable that you bought off amazon?
Hi thanks for watching, I have updated the description above to include a link and product description as some times the links stop working. Thank you. amzn.to/3FTuw7t
EXCELLENT VIDEO...
Beautifully done...
Thank you for telling me about your other videos...
Have u a website to order from?
Amazing! Can you plsss do a Havana Nights LED sign next
I am a manufacturer of neon signs, I have my own shop, which can help you make neon signs
Thank you so much for this video. Where did you get the white wire (that was mixed with the red wire) from? Or what is it called so I can look for it online. Thanks I appreciate it
Hi thanks for watching. The wire I used for this one was actually door bell wire from Lowe's but they have the same one at Home Depot as well. I believe it is 24 gauge? But if you just look for door bell wire it will be there, it is the smallest gauge (thinnest wire) they carry. Everything else at the department stores would be too thick.
I followed your instructions and the sign came out beautifully. I came back the next day and found a chalky residue on it, is that normal? And can you advise me on what to do, I really need your help, thank you 😀
Hi, most likely it is the excess glue residue. I did that to my first sign. I used more glue than necessary because I wanted to be sure it wouldn't move. To clean off the excess glue I used alcohol wipes. It took a while but worked. After that I made sure to manage the glue better to avoid it smearing. Good luck!
Drilling Acrylic Works MUCH BETTER with The Right Angled Drill Bit!?!! 😉🙃
lol, yes
Where do you get the clear boards are they acrylic?
Hi thanks for watching. Yes the are acrylic and I bought them from Home Depot.
Hello what is the glass name
hi, its acrylic or plexi glass
Thank you so much brother 😊😊😊
do you use COREL DRAW ?
Hi, I do not use corel draw. I really haven't heard about it. I may have to check it out. I use a couple of things. Photoshop, Inkscape and Canvas. I am not that great with software, but learning more.
hello, a question, what kind of wire do you use to connect the led strips? I guess it's copper, but what thickness?
I have used 20-24 gauge wire. The one that I use most often is probably 22 gauge thickness
Hello ,this is zoey from china .Our factory is the main led light strip manufacturer in china .I'm happy to help you with any questions you may have about light strips
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How do you make your template cut out in different pieces of paper to be able to tape together?
The easiest way is just using the printer settings and switch the settings to poster. Then the amount of pages you want your image stretched across. Most printers have those settings. The other options are photoshop or inkscape. Which are more complicated and I do not really have it down enough. It usually takes me some time to create one through trial and error. Good luck
Thanks , this is great work
Thank you very much!
such a great explantation this helped a lot !!
Awesome, thank you and good luck!
Hi. I love your designs and videos. How do you make your template?
Hi thanks for watching. This template I just made it on Canvas, separated it into 2 papers and printed out separate sheets. Then taped together.
You could nicely overlap the prints on paper to match exact figure ....there is margin to be covered😊
Hello very good. I really like it. If only they could turn on and off one after the other. eg two bells.
I have seen people add switches to them. But I haven't tried that, hopefully soon.
Can they blink or react to music?
Hi thanks for watching. These do not, I do believe they sell some that change colors and blink, but I have not tried those.
Hey! Love the video. I was wondering what size drill bit you used?
Hi, thank you so much. Honesty I do not remember, been a minute. But I just got the wire and made it just bigger than the wire so it would not get stuck pushing through and turning. Just be careful it is always nerve wrecking drilling through plexi-glass. I am putting together a video soon on cutting and drilling plexi-glass. It should be out next week. Thanks, hope this helps.
using a plastics drill bit should avoid cracking I think
Yeah, I just used the basic ones I had on hand. I'll look into it. Thanks for the tip!
Could you possibly just solder the wires to the strips for a cleaner look?
What about hot glue?
Can you let us know the materials name you used. the one where you plug in, I don't know what to search for.
Hi thanks for watching, I updated the description to include these products. Some times the links stop working so just copy and past from the description into Amazon and you should get something similar to pop up. I used these (2 Pin 8mm LED Strip to Wire Connector Unwired Clips Solderless Adapter Terminal Extension Connection) from amazon as the small clear connectors. Make sure you have the (LEDMO Power Supply, Transformers, LED Adapter, 12V, 5A Max, 60 Watt Max, for LED Strip) I got this one from amazon but you could use any power adapter with those specifications. Or this description as well. 2-Pin 8mm COB LED Strip to Wire Connector Unwired Clips Solderless Adapter Terminal Extension Connection for High Density LED Strip Lights 12V 24V (Pack of 10)
Great video I want to make me a sign. Two questions what is the black piece connected to the wire and how did you get that piece on the wire? Also what’s the name of the other black piece you used to light it up?what would a customer need is that a USB cord or something? Sorry hope you understand my questions lol 😂
Hi, that is the power supply. It is purchased seperate, and the other thing comes attached to the end of the LED strip. You can buy them and add them if you need extra. It is not a USB cord, it requires the 12 v power supply. Thanks for watching!
Is it possible for you to list which things you need for this? I see your big list but there are things on there for other projects so I'm a bit confused.
Hi, sorry about that. I will try to organize that a little better. It is confusing. Thank you
Nice video!
Thank you so much for the second video... Much more detailed! You did an amazing Job! 🤗
Your welcome, thank you for watching!
Wowww! You’re so talented. I was wondering if you could sell a custom name template for me to print. I would love to create a sign with my business name.
Hi thank you so much for your comment. I am hoping to add that option to our Etsy store in a month or so, just cause I have a lot of plans coming up. If you don't see it on our Etsy store soon, message me on Instagram. The links are in the description, Thank you.
May have the name of a class or workshop that teach this please?
Hi, sorry I do not know of any. Good luck
Is your parts list missing the female power pigtail?
Hi, the neon lights I purchase have the female power pigtail already attached to the light at the beginning. You can purchase extra if you are going to re use the extra neon line left after making one sign. Because it only comes with the one attached to the line.
@@MakerDecor thanks for reply!
So easily done
wow good~~👍👍👍
I need to know gow to make these please
Hi thanks for watching. I have a couple of LED videos that go more in-depth on some the topics.
Wait how the heck do the 2 white wires you cut work without needing the red?? Lol 🤔🤔
Really, their is no difference in the red and white wires. They are wires that are just color coated. They are simply a different color so you know which connection is positive and negative once connected. Really there is only two wires, so if you put one connection together and it doesn't light up then you know you have the negative and positive mixed and just switch them up. I did the only white to try to hide seeing the red wire easily. But you can use the Red and White if you prefer, it was just to see the difference. Thanks for watching!
Que pegante me recomiendan gracias
superpegamento funciona con estas luces específicas.
How did you even clean off the excess glue? I appreciate the upload but I'm going to consider this as a " what not to do " video
lol, thanks for watching
Gorilla glue Are you satisfied fast and solid glue
Hi, Gorilla glue works well with some LED lights but not all. The one in the link is the one I used the most because it has always worked for me, some brands take a while to hold or its not as strong.
Bro good video but it seem you have trouble breathing
lol, yeah I have a bad deviated septum in my nose. I can't really breathe effectively through my nose or smell anything much. So I breath and talk through my mouth. So when I explain things it becomes more obvious. Because when I am talking I am not breathing. Then I take a break from talking to breath, lol. Sorry about that.
nice
Thank you!
None of your affiliate links are working.
I am sorry about that, I will update this weekend. Thank you very much for notifying me.
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Thank you!
We’re are you located or what’s you number?
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“You should be very careful” proceeds to violently cut
Yes definitely be safe.
don't use E6000 it doesn't work for shit
lol, I know I have tried E6000 for a lot of projects. Never works for me and just makes a mess. I don't touch the stuff. But I have heard some people do?
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Is there a such thing as a battery powered adapter for these so I don't have to plug it in?
Hi, I am not sure but I do not believe so. I am sorry. Thanks for watching!