LED tutorial final

This is a simple and cost effective way to make LED spotlights for your show, display, or home. The LEDS were purchased from www.Niktronixonline.com and the power suppy/ transformers were purchased from www.sciplus.com

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Education

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• LED
• tutorial
• final

[consolemonkey]

Your videos are great - I don't really care what you're making, it's the humour in the captions that just makes me laugh!

[StiltbeastStudios]

@consolemonkey awesome, Im glad you enjoy them.

[awolfinthefold]

I could not find tomato stakes that were hollow. So I used a curtain rod from the hardware store. About $4 for 5' of tubing. It worked okay. Hope this helps a few of the people that are trying this project.

[StiltbeastStudios]

@awolfinthefold is there a home depot near you?

[UrDaddyO31]

Insanely easy to make. Made 40 of them this past weekend in a couple of hours. Great tut, Allen! Keep up the great work!

[stevensonmetal]

looks like the leds i get off ebay i get 25 leds for 14 bucks or less running on a 9v battery last for a long time idk how long i have one on for 2 days and its still on thanks for the video

[vfxpro17]

Nice tutorial!! Do you think the 5mm are bright enough to light a graveyard scene or would you go up to 10mm?

[ThomasTheTank142]

This is fantastic! well done. (it's been said before) 15:15 is not true. the mA rating is the max output. so you could only run 1 or 2 on a single power supply and no damage would occur.

other than that. brilliant job.

[joeyd1013]

Another great tutorial, thank you!!!