How to Install LED Lights Behind Your
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- I had a number of people ask me how to install LED lights behind my pegboard. Who doesn’t want to enhance your workspace with stylish LED lighting! In this video, I walk you through the process of installing LED lights behind your pegboard. From selecting the right lights to the final setup, I'll cover everything you need to know to get a professional and sleek look. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more DIY tips and tricks!
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That looks amazing. I think that’ll be my next project. Thanks for the information. Love the channel by the way
@@staffordbryer8208 I appreciate your support
Wow, thank you so much for posting this video. We troubled you with all the unmounting and removing all your tools for the demo. I really appreciate it.
If i understand correctly, there are no strips in the center, only the outside perimeter of the board? Seems well lite everywhere though. Was it difficult to handle the turns? You did not mention any cutting, 90° degrees connectors, etc. Lastly, the magnetic strips are holding up well? A huge thank you again for taking the time to explain your process. You have one of the best-looking setp up I have seen!
@@MeshRoun no problem I needed to clean things up anyways so this gave me an excuse……. There are no strips in the middle. I figured the lights would run around the perimeter and the tools will be in the middle it lights up enough. As far as the turns go, there’s no cutting it’s just one continuous magnetic strip, and I just pushed it up in the corners as best as I could without bending or breaking the strip… It has held its own so far and it’s been up for about a year
Many of appreciate live action demos! So many people sit a a workbench and just picky up/point at things not a bit of actual use thanks for your hard work and service to you community 👍.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn I appreciate your support and I appreciate your comments. I am glad people can use my videos to help them. If I can save someone else some trial and error I am happy to do it. A lot of RUclips videos have saved me hours of time just from watching them.
The only left lights I did were around the back of a gaming pc desk for a little glow. Never thought to make a tool wall fancy 🤔.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn it’s got you thinking now right get it done…….. it leaves a nice look to things that also make you keep things clean neat and organized.
Nice ! I’m going to do that this winter for sure. Right now it’s 98 in my garage.
@@lockhammer3481 mine too I am in South Fla…….. it’s about 120 degrees in mine however I have 2 stand alone A/C units they don’t make it cold but they do about 80 degrees that makes it manageable and workable
I'm sweating hearing you talk about that kinda of sticky heat 🥵. I grew up by the great lakes with no air conditioning so sticky heat isn't something I miss. Luckily the west coast ilis very low humidity and my 2 u shaped heat pump inverter acs are keeping up with this 90 degree heat wave in Oregon. It's kinda satisfying to have a blanket on in a heat wave!
@@MattHmm-rq6dn that’s awesome lucky you
You would think wall control or other company's would do this from the factory at a cost? It's a great premium upsell for sure.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn you would think they always would have a kit so you can install it yourself
Love the mam cave bling! On a side note that corc shirt is cool where is my wipes swag. Have you tried the power scrub wipes from that brand yet? I fell like I could surface engine block with them they are that rough and it's a good thing. They clean tools exceptionally well. I love picks like that but most of them break for me. I buy the harborfreight ones since they have a lifetime warranty for general purposes. I like the hf picks too for scraping moss off roofs and then when they are worn down I warranty them out over and over. The best pick I've had and can't break is made by ullman it's No.1810. It's threaded on both sides so it can be customized or made smaller for tight spaces made in usa cheap too. Available on az.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn I will take a look at them picks you mentioned……. as far as crocodile cloth, they are awesome. I have alot of their wipes the power scrub ones do work. They sent me this shirt and a pack of wipes…… awesome company
The hf picks I abuse are thr double ened ones like you showed in the hobby section I don't think there even Pittsburgh brand but the package says lifetime warranty. I figured 12 sets 4 dollars a set that only last 2 roofs over a year can save 200-400 a year or more in consumables some things are appropriate at hf