Custom Workshop LEDs

[@sharenicethings]

good job, awesome lightning I like it!

[@dedduck87]

very nice!

[@bobbyb9214]

great comment, even better name!

[@teaoff1more]

Hey brother I just got to say.. wow! Your wood shop is amazing. I look forward checking out the rest of your vids. As of this year I have been slowly building up my wood shop and I got to say.. you have done an outstanding job setting up your shop. I feel like i found a gold mine of ideas and just maybe copying some of your ideas for my own shop. Keep up the great job.

[@chillzone188]

Thanks Roy! Share pictures of your shop as build it.

[@bobbyb9214]

Four rapid fire questions: 1. What gauge wire did you use? (I'm still new to homeowner electricity projects) 2. Did you connect to an existing power wire, or was there a plug into an outlet? 3. Do you have the amazon link? 4. Did you need to buy special adapters to each LED strip to connect power?

[@chillzone188]

Hey Bobby. I used a low voltage gauge 22AWG. There was an existing outlet on the ceiling and used an AC/DC converter to remote control. The link for the LEDs and controller are below.

[@bobbyb9214]

You should rename the "The Proper Way to Add LED Lighting." I would have just done it the lazy way, bitched about it for a few months, then had my brother come and fix it :-)

[@chillzone188]

haha nice plan

[@kracor98]

Nice job! Can you give me the name and type of LEDs you used with the remote?Thanks

[@chillzone188]

Hey Jim, I used LEDs from Amazon, the link is below. They have sections where you can cut them to make a custom length, then I soldered them together with wire. To control the lights I used another controller from Amazon. Hope this helps, WW LEDs www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QP7EC6A/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Controller www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ZTZY90I/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1