No need to mess with batteries in my case, i have dc power coming from my table ;)

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Awesome! Thank you!

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks!

You should!

Merry Christmas to you as well, and greetings from southern Estonia! ;) Thanks for the positive comment! ;) I've got a bunch of styrofoam leftovers from my home building days, just scraps left behind by builders. I've seen the same thicker styrofoam in the hardware store. I haven't come across Floetrol before, but I do have some thinners for acrylic paints. Although, I tend to use regular water more often. I'm pretty new to dioramas, miniatures, painting, and crafting, but I'm learning and experimenting a lot. I was quite busy with my day job for some years, but now I've gotten back into tinkering. I've already filmed many projects, and many more are prepared and ready for building. Soon after editing, I'll be releasing more videos-starting with simpler ones and gradually moving on to more complex and interesting projects.

Anyone can go out and buy things, right? But some years back, I got into this whole tinkering and building vibe. Before that, I was all about my job as a software engineer, just focusing on that and not doing much else because it was always easier and cheaper to buy or hire someone. But over some time, I discovered that getting my hands dirty and making things myself actually brings me a lot of joy and fulfillment. I've been in the game of creating virtual stuff like software and games for over 25 years, but now, I'm kinda digging the whole physical side of things too. Woodworking has become my new love, and I'm diving into learning and experimenting with electronics, robotics, you name it. It's a whole different world, and I'm loving every bit of it.

@WilyTuber What a sad comment. And, from an empty account... Creativity is worth so much more than crude cash. @InspiredStudio Very well done! Hands on creating sure beats just filling up a hard drive with code! :-D

There maybe another way but the LED diodes I bought were flicker ones

In this case, I utilized a microcontroller for managing the flicker effect. Since there was already a microcontroller in place for the fireplace, adding control for the flicker to the same controller was straightforward.

Thank you very much!

;)

Tnx!

Todos los LED son de china, aliexpress.

You are absolutely correct. However, the current situation is largely dependent on our budget constraints. This happens to be the most cost-effective method I've found for storing small components, and thus far I have not encountered any issues or concerns with electrostatic charges.

@@InspiredStudio Sure, that's your decision! Just wanted to let you know what might happen to the Parts at some point in time.

What happened if you kept the components on the ribbon ... that probably be a solution

It truly is! I've already replicated the same method to construct two additional shelves. I've got a ton of empty canisters for free from a friend who owns a company where they use windshield washing fluid in their cars.

Thank you so much!!

Thanks! Unfortunately, I don't have a build video for this project, and I actually don't have videos for most of my builds. However, I'm always preparing and have dozens of projects in progress, as well as hundreds in my head or planned. Soon, I'll be releasing three power supply build videos. One small PSU is already in progress, another larger 2-channel one (which will replace this one), and a third one with higher voltage are already prepared and waiting for their turn.

Hi! Tnx for the comment. Nothing is mandatory, it all depends on what you have. In my case I was using a 12v power supply and a 12v fan, so it was convenient to use a button with a 12v LED, there is no need for LEDs, they are just for design and looks.

It's like you can read my mind :) I'll soon resume my DIY videos, and I have many LED-related projects for dioramas and miniatures, including fiber optics :D

Not really ;)

Is much older. American animation loves to make use of classic. This particular song dates back to at least the 1800's

Thank you 👍

Nel mio caso è 5V. Utilizzare la legge degli ohm per il calcolo della resistenza di limitazione della corrente dei led. Ci sono molti calcolatori online.

I actually added 2 shorter crocodiles after making this video, i still use it daily ;)

Glad it was helpful ;)

Hi, tnx! I indeed will start uploading new videos soon, I have some projects related to flickering LEDs as well.

Grazie!

Fireplace uses smart individually controllable LED's (ws2812b / neopixels). Soon i'll resume on making videos, and there will be easier simpler version of realistic fire tutorial.

Tnx! Glad you like it!

Glad you enjoyed it ;)

Do you you mean LED's? You can get them from any electronics store, or online shops, like aliexpress or amazon.

From my local hardware store :D