Thank you Bro

This time I will use woodglut plans for this.

I’m blown away how brilliantly simple this is?!

Stodoys has very good designs and plans.

Hi RestlessColour, I love this simple idea. Could you please do a tutorial on how to build a light box for sand art? Would you just build an extra top section to contain and stop the sand from spilling over?

nice

his voice tho. :)

Nice idea

What is the maximum power of the light .?? In watt !!

Is th e light uniformly distributed? Thank You.

Nice light box

Big THANKS!!! excellent, Blessings,

like your video

I bought a great one for 15$

I made it too. Just used woodprix instructions for that :)

You should go to Woodprix if you'd like to make it yourself guys :)

Love this. But is there a way to secure the top so it doesn't come off?

Best tutorial ever !!

Muito bom seu trabalho!

amazing idea!!! Thanks for it! We basically just need 2 identical frames with glass/plexiglass and some little stuff all diy'ers has at home! Awesome!!! I will check out the the next shop for frames and some LED lights to fix inside of it!

Cool project, interesting video.

Great vid... You're British with a half Amercian accent?

Nice!!

perhaps cutting the sides in half then angling them, you could double the walls making it sturdier. also what about a base?

Wow! Thank you! I think I'll try it :)

Brilliant!!🎓🎓

Nice👍

Nice...but how can I get the frame?

Thanks for this video! I'm tweaking your plans to fit the supplies that I have on hand a bit better. You're a life saver!

I love the idea of putting the tracing paper between the glass. However, on the top fitting the box, it appears as though it doesn't sit down over the box but on top of it. I would imagine cutting the sides slightly shorter would solve this problem. I also don't like the idea of placing a light onto the surface below. I've seen several that use LED strip lights but then of course you have to solder and get power to them, but it shows how. Nice idea overall though. Thanks for sharing.

nice one

ingenious!

I love this. I had a huge light proofing box years ago and I was stupid and sold it. Now I wish I had it and this gives me some good ideas although I could use my screen exposure unit's yellow proofing lights. But it has clear glass. The white or frosted glass is best for proofing negatives and photographic films. Also great for tracing ;) Come get some Catspit~!

This is such an amazing tutorial! Great job, man! Definitely gonna try this! Thanks a bunch for sharing!

wowwwww this is so easy . TQ!

THIS IS AMAZING!

This should have at least 10K shares! dude thanks!

THIS IS SO AWESOME AND EASY TO MAKE! THANK YOU VERY MUCH! GODBLESS YOU KIND SOUL.

this was the best and easy light box a 14 yr old can make

it looks uncomfortable.. you shouldve made the sides slanted like a drawing table.

Hello my brother what glass Name Please reply brother

an alternative to using lamp lights within are L.E.D. Flashlight miniatures or a wide face L.E.D Flash Light. They will not get hot like a lamp light and if the usage of a lamp light is applied, use a laptop fan platform under it to keep it cooled down and add vent holes to the lower back area of the box to vent the heat.

OOo Thanx Man...

Hello, Thankyou for sharing, what a great idea, i am looking for a light box idea suited to placing light craft card over it for tracing, how would i go with the glass top, would it get too hot for the cardstock and maybe my hands? Please what type of bulb and watt do you recommend, thanks heaps, have a safe and happy new year 2016.

Never thought of using picture frames! Great idea ... and I happen to have a few on hand. :)

won't the bulb heat up?

Can the glass sustain the weight of your arm? The glass i got from a picture frame is quite thin, though.

can i use a flashlight ?

Super!!!tks for sharing

This is amazing thankyou :) very simple