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I wish I can pull a chair at the island and have cake and ice cream in a wine goblet and have some seltzer water or club soda with OJ!

thats a great tip, thanks so much!

The wiring is ran through the walls to a power source in the attic, which is operated w standard light switches

it was so much fun! you definitely should try it!

Yes there is. I have a 'classy' setting for my home. If you DM me on Instagram @DuncanBuilds i can show you some pics to demonstrate

@@DuncanBuilds ah, that's good to know... For reference, I CAN actually stand regular lights, as far as common areas are concerned, such as public places, but for whatever reason, if I'm in my room, it just feels TOO bright normally, if I have my IR controlled lightbulb set to white, considering how much I actually use it in white, anyways... It's on the lowest dim setting, and on the RED color, approximately 99.9% of the time, even at night, and when I'm sleeping, to be honest,(although I'm sure there's almost has to be SOMETHING bad about doing so, healthwise) and I just prefer if at all possible to have somewhat hidden lights, such as behind some kind of ceiling molding with 45° angled diffuser strips, if I ever get to building me a computer workshop, in the future.(it's a plan I've had forever, but never have the time or money to accomplish) in the meantime though, I'd love to be able to do up a plan for my 7½ft x 11ft bedroom, that could easily be scaled up to the slightly bigger 8x17(give or take) final proposed dimensions, for my computer workshop... I might have to take you up on your offer of design ideas you currently have in use, at some point soon, just to use as a reference... One other thing, which might not matter, but I want known, is the fact that I don't care what color white light the strips give off, and (unfortunately, some would say) prefer the kind of glacier white, or off bluish white, mixing the RGB channels creates. I know that probably makes me weird, but that's ok, to me. The only thing I really care about with LED strip lights, is that I would prefer to have the LEDs bouncing light off the ceiling or some other way of lighting the entire space, so that the actual "glow" from the LEDs is semi hidden; think of it as wanting to know that I have strips there, but not to be able to look directly at them, similar to how you wouldn't want to be looking directly at a laser beam...

@@northwiebesick7136 Yea i know what you mean. I prefered the brighter white almost blueish tone for a long time. Only recently made the switch to a warmer tone. But what you're talking about wanting to accomplish is very easy and you've got the right idea. Some crown moulding installed 6-8" below the ceiling will accomplish the look you want. I also prefer to keep my place dimly lit

thanks so much!

Dude thats awesome, thanks for sharing the info. I think you're right about upping the cardio. Unfortunately i progressively overloaded too much and have had to take some recovery time. Hope to be able to hit it full speed again in the next week or two

haha Mr. Carpenter, funny running into you here. Thanks for watching my dude!

I found them to be mostly helpful, albeit mildly annoying at times. But I have to preface that by saying that driving this car, full send, on a track, is a very engrossing experience that really required all of my attention. Meaning that while yes I was mildly aware of what the co-driver was saying it was background noise to what the car and I were doing. Not sure if that makes sense, but her prompts were not as prevalent in the moment as they come across in the video. Thanks so much for watching! this February I am returning to drive at gt2 rs. There will be a vid!

@@DuncanBuilds Thanks a lot for your insight.

no radio needed!

For the single color LEDs like in the custom home example, there is no controller. Lights are switched to normal wall switches. For the RGB in other installation examples i prefer to use the native controller and run it through one of the amazon or google home assistants.

@@DuncanBuildsso you're not using any of the cobb leds with the variable 2700k to 6000 K lights then? And no integration with wled or home assistant? Any integration with pir sensors and if so which ones?

i appreciate you saying that. I'll have the one year update posted soon!

I would say so. I watch a lot of supercar content and guys with 1000+ hp super and hyper cars all love the F430. Its just such a unique and enjoyable driving experience. I fully intend to own one myself.

@DuncanBuilds debated on that or the 488. It looks fun, but not sure if a first timer can handle it.

Thanks man! I can design remotely, just saying lol

If you have space between the top of your cabinets and the ceiling, then yes I think uplighting that area can look incredible. Go for it!

@@DuncanBuilds I have plenty of space. The homebuilder didn’t put cabinets all the way to the ceiling as some other homes have it. I’m planning to drill from the bottom and work my way up. I don’t think I’m going to fill the inside with LEDs because there isn’t any glass to showcase the LEDs. It’s just closed cabinets. So I figured I might as well skip the middle and go to the top. Thanks for the advice!!!

Yes, I would approach it the same way. Have fun, I'm sure you'll love the look of it. I did the same in my house

Thanks man, I appreciate you watching. I'm afraid i dont even have the old sketchup model anymore, unfortunately. But I can tell you the bottom frame is made of 2x8's, the top floating section are 2x4, that overhang the bottom frame 15" on each side and 19" on the bottom. Its massively stable, I can stand on any part of the cantilever at 230lbs and it doesnt budge. it's survived 3 moves and aside from a little wear and tear is still working great.

yea it was epic. Highly recommend. There are similar venues all over the place. maybe one near you? I'm actually going back again next year and this time i've got my eye on a gt3 rs

I dont recommend using the clip connecters. They are generally trash and quite difficult to work with. I always solder. I'd also recommend going with either 4 pin or 5 pin LED's. The biggest difference being that the 5 pin gives you much greater control of the white color, allowing you to change its temperature from warmer to colder, where's the 4 pin only allows for the colder temp version of white, roughly 4-5k kelvin. Thanks for watching!

Thanks! When I shot this I had serious mic issues. Remixed it as best I could but still less then ideal. Working w a much better mic system now. Thanks for suffering through the crap audio!

I had $500 computer speakers max volume and could barely hear it... I had my finger on the mute button in case the very low audio was about to go back to normal any second. Thanks for the video, insightful and funny. :) I didn't see the link for "improved audio version" until "after" watching the full orginal video... lol.