Ooh, you know there is a special black paint that absorbs 99% of light. I wonder if that could make the lights look like they're floating in a void. I'll get around to this project someday, thanks for posting!

I came here with a "that looks pretty simple I can do that" attitude and then I learned I had to solder AND do math

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

No lie I’m a full engineer and I still sometimes look at a project like 👀 that’s a lot of numbers

@halcyon3116

2 ай бұрын

one year later, SAME, lol someone please link me her etsy

@astroman0500

Ай бұрын

me too sis, me too...

It's good that you communicate useful information to your audience using the power of sound and language, and not just play music.

Very nice and detailed! Thank you for being so thorough in showing the little snags along the way too. I love tutorials that show how things really happen.

I love your honesty and openness about where things didn't go perfectly and how you adapted. Really great stuff! Plus I love the sign! Nice work.

I saw other people who work randomly, but I always want to see a type of work like yours, I really like it keep creating things like this here I know its hard to stay consistent but u'll see great results after a while, either from clients or the community u get,

Great job, your sign rips! I love the colors, layout, and style, thank you for the vid.

Amazing result, so cool!

beautiful work. I really enjoyed the way you organized everything. Thank you and I hope to see more.

The final touch of painting the background makes it really pop

I really appreciate the detail you went into for the wiring and figuring out the circuitry - it's all stuff which can easily be overlooked with maker-style projects, over just like soldering a load of wires and hoping it works hahah So including that circuit diagram and the equations used for the circuit is super helpful, thanks :)

YOU ARE REALLY AMAZING. I LOVE YOUR WORK, AND ALL THE PASSION IN THE PROJECTS YOU CREATE ❤️

Thanks for leaving in your miscues! Our mistakes are a significant part of the learning process, yet many KZread creators omit this aspect. This project is excellent, and I ❤ the design.

Extremely thorough, fantastic!

fantastic build! Also very well explained.

This was great! Excellent use of tools and tech.

Nice 😊 i wanted to do a sign board for my outlet and yeah i came to the right project . Even though i am an electronics engineer i hate working with electronics (cause something or the other goes wrong)but at the same time when everything comes together the satisfction is priceless..

Very nice! Lots of good info. I have a Thunder Laser with a 51" bed but I think I'm going to start off with a simpler design. I'm not much of an artist or that good at soldering! You have mad skills and are adorable. Keep making cool stuff!

Great work very well organized and planned hope to see more videos like this one if not better. Keep it up !

Your video was very helpful, I'm still learning and getting the hang of it still. I'm into House and EDM. I look forward to seeing more of your

Thank you for the tutorial, I finished on e where I turned my wife's business logo into a sign and I appreciate the help your video gave! Ended up soldering 700 connections and took about 80 hours. 🎉🎉🎉

@wingsumlaw

4 ай бұрын

Incredible and congratulations! I’m so glad it was helpful :)

Really beautiful work Miss Wing-Sum 👍

That's a very cool sign. Love it.

What a fabulous idea and outcome. Congrats!

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

This is à piece of art, it has hard work and deserve expansive price, thanks for making such educational video !

Very nice building, like the results 👍

that's a cool looking sign, great job!

Great video and project, just what I was looking for.

Great job. My only recommendation would have been to have painted or stained the wood, or, gone with a transparent plastic backing. And maybe incorporate the wire line into a light up "Stem" with LED leaves or something. But you hid and blended it into the wall nicely.

What an awesome video. The look of pure joy when it worked - so cute! BUT!! The fact that you were honest about mistakes along the way - PERFECT! We all make mistakes and should be able to learn from them. Thanks for this information. I have been wanting to try this... you give me motivation.

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

So glad you enjoyed, and particularly glad everyone is fond of the mistakes sections. I really hope it makes people feel like they can tackle their own unexpected project obstacles!

You're so talented! I'm just getting started with this kind of stuff. This video is excellent

So pretty! Well done 👍

Great explanations for everything

Instant subscriber ... Because of how well you did the sign and how clever you are working out all the electronics 👍👍👍

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

This was such a pleasure to watch! Great job!

Awesome video, thanks for sharing!

Can you make a video detaling the numbers you used for the sizing of the neon strip to fit before the laser cutting, i just didnt understand that part.. you did such a fantastic job for the turnout!!

Great overall design and beautiful final result 😎 Also nice video about how the projects never go as expected, but there is always a solution to it 👍🏻

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I hope including the stuff that doesn't go well helps other people approach their own unexpected project obstacles!

One of the greatest video i've seen on the subject, thanks

yooooo lady you have so much skill and knowledge! very clever problem solving

This was so so so wonderful. Your organization and additional explanations are exactly what my brain needs. Instant subscibe!

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Hope to post again soon :)

Very nice. Good job!

This was an amazing DIY

so so so cool. nice job, really enjoyed this

This video is highly underrated. Great job!

Cool!Cheers from France

You’re pretty Neat! Thanks for the nerdy entertainment with all the explanations!

Thank you so much, this was very informative. Great job.

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Very Nice job. 1000x perfect. I loved. From Brasil.

I need to learn that sums you use for the neon cuts lenth.

Great first video. Looking forward to more.

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! Looking forward to making more :)

That was a lot of work that a 20min video couldn't do justice. LEDs look great!

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Part of the fun/struggle is deciding which parts of the process people will want to see in a video :)

very beauty idea miss😍

Instant sub! Amazing job!

Well explained and nice job on the tutorial production. Lots of work! Cutting out the channel on the mdf for placement, good idea. Well explained with the current draw. Most tutorial don't explain that.... that is a hell of a sign with all the wiring! Asian All the way! Matthew

Can you do a small separate video on the wire diagram/schematic you did? I'm having trouble understanding what the numbers you wrote down are, is that wire length? And I'm assuming you got to 100 inches in length of light in series before you stopped and connected those in parallel?

Wow wonderful job

Awesome Nice work very cool sign

Awesome tutorial, thank you! I'm now subscribed 😃

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed :)

Great Job

Great video. You have talent and vision. I found you video as I am looking to make a plaque / sign for my sons barbecue srea. Neon is so expensive. These look like a good alternative other than weatherproofing. New subscriber!

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

Sounds exciting! I imagine if you made the backboard out of acrylic and sealed the wiring in it would be more weatherproof than my design is. I hope it goes well!

The sighn Is amazing.

Great video! 👏🏼

You’ve inspired me to make one for myself thanks

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

Thank you and good luck with your project!

Gran trabajo, gracias

Amazing work! Can you please link the items you used, I'm really keen to try this myself but am unsure where to source the supplies

this is AMAZINGGGG i learned a lot thank you

@wingsumlaw

6 ай бұрын

I’m so glad! I also learned a lot doing this :)

That looks so good! Have a like.

Hey there... this is fabulous... would love to know more about what kind of LED straps to buy ... also more of the voltage info... got a lil lost on that part

woww cool, smart, creative... thank you so much for sharing ... we have same passion ... really love this video ... great video

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed.

Cool! Subscribed and curious what's going to be next

Hi, I would love to see a video of how you achieve designing the cut file in Al as I’m very new to this. Thanks in advance

Amazing!, Greetings from Mexico! 😊🥳

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Greetings for the US :) glad you enjoyed the video!

Love your smile.

I did something like this but I 3d printed the frame. I really wish there was a fix for the dead zones if you dont cut the strips exactly at the cut line

Very nice

What kind of laser cutter did you use?

Is it possibile to have the links of the stuff that u used in this video to make this beutifiul sign?

great job

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

how do you calculate the measure of each strip of tape at the right cutting point?

How thick is the wood you used? Also, what’s the name or link of the red and black connecting wires you used?

Beautiful work mam

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed

Dope! I really want to do this but I don't have a CnC machine...

hey awesome video and you have anew subscriber! I have one question, where did you order the LED Stripes?

Is there a place where I can order a custom wooden base like what you have?

I think it’s funny that we have nearly opposite approaches to something like this, I always end up building the circuit first and then struggling with the art and CAD 😭

Vraiment cool! :)

What connectors are you using and what clear caps?

Just found your channel - LOVE IT! Maybe been asked and answered, but couldn’t find… what is that awesome little yellow “widget” called (and where did you get it?) that you are using to hold pieces as you solder??!! Also - thanks for the effort on your videos with chapters, great links, info, etc. I know it’s a lot of work but it makes a huge difference in watching! I’m definitely a subscriber and follower now! THANKS!

@wingsumlaw

5 ай бұрын

So glad to hear you enjoyed! That tool is often called "helping hands". If you search for "helping hands solder" it should come up with a lot of options. Cheers!

where you create the design logo in which program also where i should go to print it as laser printer on wood or plastic and also from where i get the led strips can u write these details

amazing what this generation is doing in their back yard sheds! keep it up!

@wingsumlaw

4 ай бұрын

Thanks so much! I love seeing what everyone else is making these days too :)

You shouldn't connect 12V strips together in series and power them from 24V unless the two strips are identical, otherwise one strip will have a different resistance to the other and there won't be exactly 12V across each branch. You should simply have used a 12V power supply with a higher current rating and connected all LED strips in parallel. Think about it. All LEDs are connected in parallel within a strip or portion of a strip anyway. Also, if a short developed in one of your series connected strips, then you'd have 24V across the other 12V strip. Your end result looks great but you really shouldn't be powering the strips like you did.

do you have links to the wire clips, lights and power supply?

Great freaking job Wing - very professional technique and great working shop! Quick question …. Where did you get the soldering stand you’re using?

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

Ah honestly I can’t remember but I’ll bet if you Google “helping hands soldering” you’ll find some similar ones.

Great vid! Where did you get the led strips? Can you list where you got your products?? This was really cool!

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

Hey Katarina! So glad you enjoyed it. I bought the wood from a local hardware store and the wiring and power adapter from Adafruit, but any hobbyist electronics website or even Amazon will likely work for the various circuit components. The LED strips I got on Amazon by searching for "LED Neon strip" - there are a ton of options and I believe the ones I originally got may have changed names. They all seem to have the same characteristics, so I doubt it matters much which brand you purchase. Hope this is helpful information! Please let me know if you have any further questions.

What kind of acrylic are you using for the background?

it was the yeet for me lol

Fantastic work. Nice way of getting round the 12v/2A bottleneck. The cutter makes a nice base for leds. For the moment I'm stuck with 3d printing the tracks. Very clear and brill presentation.. keep it up :)

@wingsumlaw

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your kind comment! And the cutter is SO nice. I use a local makerspace's laser cutter for projects, and am so grateful I live in an area with access to that. Hope your projects go well with the 3d printer :)

Hello, Please can you make a list of materials you used in manufacturing

Can I ask, where can I get a product suppler