DIY Light Box

[@remorafilms]

Love your tutorials. Especially the lack of music, much prefur the interesing sped up production noises. Also great editing, snappy and to the point. keep it up.

[@misterbonzoid5623]

One of the best instruction videos I've ever seen. No crappy music or jokey chat, quick and in focus and surreal-sounding. Superb.

[@b.l.1414]

Concise, no music, 100x speed (lol), and no BS. Thank you, thank you, thank you!! More content Please!!! 💛

[@madeleinebonn9056]

Hi there! Thanks for this wonderful video! May I ask what kind of plastic you used for the diffuser surface? (Also what thickness and where did you get it?) Thanks so very much! -Madeleine

[@mitchbrown5065]

5mm frosted acrylic, you can get on Amazon cheap enough it's where I got mine.

[@brianbordenkircher52]

What type of acrylic do you use for something like that?

[@backchocobo96]

I really love those videos like this. Yours have enough detail and looking great !! I'm looking forward to seeing more.

[@bluesbondsman]

How about a list of parts ??? The opaque plexi, The LED's ??? Please.

[@flippinkatbug]

you could simplify it and use things you have at home. im going to use a cardboard box (someone left a comment about lunchboxes), tin foil around card stock, a flashlight or 2 (putting a hole in the back so that i can stick it into place and be able to turn it off), and maybe more cardstock in the front. I'm going to see if that's too thick though.

[@ethan_wav1593]

Tell me why this dude would be great at asmr

[@david.brossard]

Do you think it would work as a means to showcase X-Ray images?

[@jreysanmig]

What material was used for the translucent cover?

[@mikebigelow9057]

Looked like a frosted lexan sheet.

[@MsRahom]

Great vedio May I ask what is the matrial you used for the insde part the silver one? And what is used for?

[@kailashnaik]

Love the way you have shot and edited this!

[@cz2301]

Just like Casey Neistat

[@jeanpvx]

You are a genius, I could watch this video just to relax :-)

[@adamt6186]

What kind of plastic cover did you use?

[@TeeVeesGreatest]

ha ha ha! love the sound effects!! nice vid man!

[@mohammedzaman1937]

nice video! what kind of Plexiglas you are using?

[@ItsWeeDando]

This was incredibly mesmerising. Love the no music, and just the sounds of what your doing!

[@jww9357]

Love this. No BS and just make it!!! Thanks

[@cayleeellen9258]

Can you tell me what plastic you used on top of the box please 😊 thank you

[@BMCOmotors]

Caylee Ellen it is methacrylate

[@manuganu1205]

What is that white translucent sheet called? If I want to get that what should I search?

[@ramsingh-gv2ep]

Uper seat kon si lgayi hai sir

[@GianlucaAiello]

Using one of those 4$ flexible led stripes you could've saved much time and they also change color and brightness. Awesome anyway, lovely result. wondering where to find the perfect plastic you've used on the front. Cheers.

[@jenns.5791]

Gianluca Aiello the plastic he used is called methacrylate. I'm sure any opaque plexi glass would work though.

[@petermcdonna4160]

Brilliant. Could you follow it up with a video showing how to open a tin can with a wrecking ball?

[@shafkatnazrulshafin6140]

What’s the defuser material ? Acrylic ?

[@OscarMartinez-og6fb]

Como se llama el material blanco que transparenta la luz? Y donde lo compraste?

[@Thepracticalengineer]

Great! Can also be used if you'd like to copy a drawing by hand.

[@kabukiarmadillo]

DIY KZbinrs could use this video as a 'how to' to produce good videos. Way too many DIY videos feature: i. an overly long intro while some guy explains what he's about to do. We should be able to understand that from the title of the video, if it is properly descriptive. ii. some guy droning on about each step, when all it takes is good camera work of the sort seen here. iii. crisp well-thought camera lighting and camera angles. iv. SPED UP video. Big yes to this -- every video I watch I speed it up. I don't need to see every excruciating detail to get what you're doing. (See iii. above). FWIW, a video shouldn't take more than six minutes to explain/show something unless it's highly technical. Less is more. (Don't get me started on the morons who insist on typing or writing out words on paper to explain what they are doing. We don't need to watch that... or watch you do it on screen and then back-space to correct your typos. Gah!)

[@safeeyab6291]

Looks like a time lapse Sounds like a stop motion

[@redchilli450]

interesting.... no flicker in ikea leds ?

[@bakoziel6909]

though i can't see sh*t, it so weirdly pleasant to watch!

[@sidharthsharma7684]

what kind of material used for diffusion of light

[@jellezwart9155]

Can you please tell me the dimensions of the glass/plexiglas panel? I am planning to Build this myself

[@sandrawillman5451]

Jelle Zwart same as the top of the box you use.

[@martind349]

Metal reflects image, somewhat, the color white reflects light. But metal is a not likely to change from a little heat.

[@kim-ro8xk]

thank you!! not many videos on youtube that are this helpful

[@aliciaegan4665]

Awesome! This makes it seem doable as a diy!

[@gopinathg6076]

what bike r u using for this modification sent the details plzzzz

[@sherhortillosa5123]

what material is the cover?

[@rajua8517]

Transparent plastic

[@margauxlouiz2989]

what do you call the white one that you put under the box? thank youuu

[@Adopteediaries]

cardboard?

[@suso5782]

Yyeeeeaaaah... DIY.....

[@redelbluredelmai2750]

That was very satisfying.

[@aliveinthesuperunknown]

ahhh.... straight to the point... BRAVO

[@plxlobusta6850]

What’s the material you used at 3:10?

[@Mimiclobster]

Full material list please.

[@iClem850]

could you make battery box tutorial ?

[@ProjoTech]

Check outbmy channrl

[@90rosilviu]

Pure genius, thx for the video

[@PlagueBunny]

I like this video but it kinda defeats the purpose of DIY. With all the tools and materials in this video it would probably be way less expensive to just buy a light box.

[@Thepracticalengineer]

Often the purpose of projects like this is not for it to be cheaper but to learn and to have made it yourself are often more important.

[@MatthewMorse]

If you already have all of these tools and you have the box and the lighting, it's very inexpensive to do and is repurposing items instead of throwing them out or buying something else.

[@andrewerickson6690]

It's diy level 2 more tools needed but if you are doing this stuff you prob have a tool addiction anyway

[@HeadsetShiba]

Is that a sheet of plastic for the top?

[@BMCOmotors]

+HeadsetShiba Yes, its Methacrylate

[@HHNestseekers]

Hi BMCO, what is the power tool that you used to cut the Methacrylate? Great video by the way, thanks!

[@theechoecho749]

what I did was I bought a lunch box with a clear lid and a sticky tap flash light the. put the flash in the lunch box

[@etzahuhernandezmendoza4551]

Donde compraste la sierra de mano

[@AnkitRajpoot]

Can someone tell me, what type of saw is that?

[@zatoichiable]

whats the glass you are using?

[@earthlyng_official4599]

its probably acrylic

[@sunraygun92]

Plexiglass

[@tarafandrateelkidschannel7049]

So cute

[@alexkasimir9931]

Looks like I need to buy a workshop, take a basic electrician coarse before I make this light. Hmmmmm .

[@ItsSimplyZoe]

My Exact thoughts x_x

[@darcybeynon1825]

Course

[@anubhaamit7653]

"Ssssaaaaaaavvvvveeeeee" (save) said the cardboard while you were pushing it into the wooden box

[@electrotech7609]

Bro ethula silver color la onu erukula athu enna bro name sollu ga bro

[@regdawgfa4591]

2:43 Was that a freaking Bug ?

[@unitedcolors2920]

Good job

[@lucyyang8625]

does anyone know what kind of acrylic did he use

[@amirahnurfirdaus3093]

Translucent perspect acrylic

[@morgtv1023]

oddly satisfying

[@elizabethjacobs9421]

I’m not very smart; can someone explain the lighting please?

[@YerNan]

it's a strip of LED lights. he has cut them to suitable lengths and then soldered wires in between them to form a circuit (so they can all be operated from one switch).

[@DanielesSteelbooks]

Super Vorstellung! Weiter so und viel Erfolg weiterhin! Gruß Daniele 😋😋👍😋

[@boneal4942]

Great job!!!

[@2010superdre]

Excellent!

[@emperornight467]

Thank you for this!

[@ahmxtb]

Omg folks there are just a ton of better DIY lightbox tutorials made out of commodity carton boxes and they actually use white light. Can’t believe I watched this...

[@yvesinformel221]

You need 10000 LUX, I do not think you are even close to it

[@percetakanreceh4923]

good

[@EmyArt]

I can do this Diy except for the lighting

[@RavenStealstheNight]

Emy Art you just hafta buy the led strips on Amazon and don't forget the power supply. Use the self backing adhesive to the back of the light box...

[@doublenaut443]

I just use really bright flashlights about 4 dollars

[@chapli_kabbabgaming9812]

3:19 sheet name?

[@MinaWahib]

thank you it helpful

[@marka7519]

STORMTROOPER!

[@peropero3331]

This is softbox, not light box

[@Wilsoneloficial]

¿Hablas español o ingles? buen vídeo.

[@BMCOmotors]

Los dos, gracias!.

[@techhack303]

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[@rithvikvohra3394]

Diresta's motorcyling cousin

[@mattstevens7601]

This should be DIM - Do it Myself, since you’re not actually teaching us how to do this. Completely lost me at the wires part.

[@gopinathg6076]

I want to do like this same setup

[@jxcobt]

Who found this video oddly satisfying?

[@multaniaman2653]

Your video is best but you are not saying what are use in video so I request to inform this okkkkkkkk

[@fajarsuryantoro7025]

you cheated. you didn't make the box

[@ivanmontero928]

Wow

[@obehiovonlen1985]

so complicated

[@angelotalora8680]

saludos desde colombia buen video, la velocidad me gusto. speed good

[@Sibinvlogz]

Nee eth aarkk padikkaana ee unddakane speedil😡

[@ashfiraiyan7403]

Keep slow

[@bernysoto3096]

Ha una estupides total !! Louser 👎