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| − | So... After getting his first Solderlesson from master Fish_ junk was ready to try something new! After realizing his room was a pretty dark place (not only because of the huge amounts of dust!) he decided to create a lamp for his room. He saw a Philips lamp in the shop and thought that it would be possible to create one himself & also a lot cheaper!! | + | So... After getting his first Solderlesson from master Fish_ junk was ready to try something new! After realizing his room was a pretty dark place (not only because of the huge amounts of dust!) he decided to create a lamp for his room. He saw a Philips lamp in the shop and thought that it would be possible to create one himself & also a lot cheaper!! <br /> |
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| + | so here's a little photosession of junk's work:<br /> | ||
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| + | Some simple wood to stick the LED's on! | ||
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| + | Some power just for testing purposes... final set will be hooked up to a 3V outputting adapter | ||
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| + | Yes You have to stay sharp while working!! | ||
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| + | It will be 7 layers thick in the end! | ||
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| + | [[File:klaar1.jpg|250px]] | ||
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| + | <br /> And yes it's turned on! | ||
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| + | <b>Word after </b> | ||
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| + | Only the day after is started this project I came to the conclusion that I did it totally wrong! Instead of sticking the leds on thin wood I should have drilled holes thru the wood and sold them! This would have saved ALOT of time! Now i had to stick the leds onto the wood, sold them, get all the wooden strips together. If i had just drilled holes thru some wood it would have saved me the trouble of sticking it all together and make some hard connections. | ||
| + | Ahwell I guess you have to start and try stuff in order to learn. Next time I will think twice before I start another project. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:17, 4 January 2010
So... After getting his first Solderlesson from master Fish_ junk was ready to try something new! After realizing his room was a pretty dark place (not only because of the huge amounts of dust!) he decided to create a lamp for his room. He saw a Philips lamp in the shop and thought that it would be possible to create one himself & also a lot cheaper!!
so here's a little photosession of junk's work:
Some simple wood to stick the LED's on!
Some power just for testing purposes... final set will be hooked up to a 3V outputting adapter
Yes You have to stay sharp while working!!
It will be 7 layers thick in the end!
And yes it's turned on!
Word after
Only the day after is started this project I came to the conclusion that I did it totally wrong! Instead of sticking the leds on thin wood I should have drilled holes thru the wood and sold them! This would have saved ALOT of time! Now i had to stick the leds onto the wood, sold them, get all the wooden strips together. If i had just drilled holes thru some wood it would have saved me the trouble of sticking it all together and make some hard connections.
Ahwell I guess you have to start and try stuff in order to learn. Next time I will think twice before I start another project.
