DIY Light Tubes - Light Painting Tool Tips with Johnny Griffin

[@kashishimotohoward]

Thanks for the T-12 tip! I bought one by mistake to make DIY tubes from another company, but they use T-8. Now I can use it!! My name seems like a lot, but it's phonetic, just honored to be shouted out, appreciate the recognition 😊👍🏾

[@keith2599]

Hi Jason and Johnny, Great idea with the double ended flash lights, I only take 3 tubes whilst out in the hills or creeping in the woods' I use a piece of chrome crisp packet paper inside the end cap of the tube to reflect the flash light back on itsels....Love all the ideas in this video dudes..... Best 73s and take to all from the u. k.... 😊❤

[@robdangelo8829]

Another great session my friends. Was bummed I missed this one, but really enjoyed the recordings! Thank you so very much for the shoutout! While this journey with my knee injury seemed like an eternity, I’m glad I was able to channel this experience into something creative, and to finally be on the road to recovery! Thanks again!

[@LightPaintingPhotography]

Thank you Rob! Loved how you took that injury and turned it into some really cool images!

[@aaronculmer3104]

Lookin Good General! 👊🏽

[@Image-A-Nation]

About time we catch up ain't it?

[@terrymartin4489]

Ace Hardware in the states has a really good selection of PVC

[@leroyloe8526]

what flashlight did you use to connect to the connector?

[@LightPaintingPhotography]

The flashlight we recommend is the Soonfire MX 65, here is a link: amzn.to/4dxT0Uh

[@drshawnie]

isn't that a 1.5" to 3/4" adapter to fit T12?

[@Image-A-Nation]

No, it's 1". Charlotte Pipe 3/4-in x 1-in Schedule 40 PVC Reducing Male Adapter from Lowes is what I used in the video.

[@Image-A-Nation]

Home Depot list it as "Charlotte Pipe 1 in. x 3/4 in. PVC Schedule 40 MPT x S Male Reducer Adapter"

[@Image-A-Nation]

PVC Pipe is sized by ID ( inside diameter) so, a 1" PVC pipe is 1" ID and 1-1/4" OD (outside diameter). For this fitting to fit over a 1" pipe, its ID is 1-1/4" and outside diameter is actually 1-5/8". It can be a bit confusing. Its actual description would be 3/4" NTP (Nation Pipe Thread) to 1" sleeve reducer.