Learn about sockets that work for Marquee Letters, Chasing Sign Borders, and as Replacement Sockets

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  • Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
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Комментарии • 9

  • @GotItMade
    @GotItMade 3 года назад

    Very educational. Took the mystery out of all this for me. Thanks for posting.

  • @shursts
    @shursts Год назад

    Greatly useful and well laid out video. Thank you.

  • @t.c.bowling1934
    @t.c.bowling1934 3 года назад +1

    Great demonstration!

  • @jakemengelkoch4455
    @jakemengelkoch4455 Год назад

    Learned lots in this video. What is the reason for using in material that's under 1/8"?

    • @ActionlightingMT
      @ActionlightingMT  Год назад

      The friction clips do not grab the socket well enough to hold in place if you use thicker material. If you use something thicker than 1/8 you can glue the sockets in.

  • @The_Ghoulish_Gourd
    @The_Ghoulish_Gourd 19 дней назад

    What’s the thickest material the screw on ones can accommodate?

    • @ActionlightingMT
      @ActionlightingMT  18 дней назад

      3/4" is the thickest material you can use. 1/2" is better. They are great sockets. Thanks for watching.