DIY: Stair Wall Lighting From Oak And LED Strips

In this video I made a stair wall lighting from oak board and LED strips.
Links to online shop for product equivalents what I used in my build:
LED Strip 12V 18W, 1 meter, water proof, cool white: goo.gl/KDWXEs
LED Driver for 1 meter of 18W LED strip: goo.gl/Y40wYY
LED Driver for 1 meter of 18W LED strip (thin): goo.gl/wwya1B
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[@AleksKo89]

beautifully turned

[@celmonico]

Nice job ! Thanks for sharing !

[@carenburmeister5741]

They're beautiful and you're a master at these projects!

[@nathanielcullen1472]

i realize it's quite randomly asking but do anybody know of a good place to watch new series online ?

[@guillermobrett722]

@Nathaniel Cullen I watch on FlixZone. Just search on google for it =)

[@fynbo1007]

Very cool, they look very beautiful. Thank you for sharing your amazing video

[@Freddylikefood]

I didn't see the connection to the outlet. A misleading video.

[@edmartian]

Nice results. Please learn more about being safe with a table saw. ❤

[@iamthepolice]

This is effing fantastic!!!! Need more videos please. Subbed yoo

[@mccc4559]

YOU ARE THE BEST - THANK YOU - BEST WISHES!!!

[@FlyingShotsman]

I'm building a house now and will definitely be doing this. Great idea! I think I'll use bamboo...

[@sumitandy]

great work

[@caferkalamar5370]

u r very crazy boy... design is very very nice... wooden and led strip is very good combination thx dude... following u

[@Dane289]

Looks really good! Like

[@Andili76]

Love it.

[@moddok]

wow, awesome!

[@fakeapplestore4710]

lovely

[@salvatorelimpido911]

Very Nice 👍

[@maxnook8633]

Very nice. I would have made them a tad bigger though because they kinda look lost on these huge walls. But they are a beautiful accent to your staircase.

[@alexanderpasnl]

I really like this and beautiful wood used, but with a few minor adjustments the light could also have spread freely underneath and on top of the wood to create an even more floating feeling. Will keep this in mind though. Thanks.

[@darkgift3127]

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[@privatename2648]

100 jerks giving a thumbs down--he couldn't have been more helpful or clear, why any thumbs down? Thanks for the vid!

[@antoniomessias2293]

Show de bola vou tentar fazer uma aqui em casa.. Obrigado valeu...

[@StephenNu9]

The lights are beautiful, but I'm not sure what you did with the blue and brown wire by connecting them to the block? Are they alternative power connections that you simply dead-ended in the block?

[@Fabrizio_Marengo_Fai_da_Te_DIY]

well done

[@LeeHarries]

Really nice project, thanks for sharing it. Have you considered RGB LEDs with WiFi colour control?

[@hawyercruz3618]

Cool

[@albertlwj]

veryy nice

[@muhammedfarshad1201]

super

[@starpage3860]

What is the best brand of wood glue? Thanks in advance

[@dlaronsworld1812]

Looks cool but what is your power source? 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@AzTK96]

Love it, you should patent that.

[@1982MCI]

That's funny!

[@ledmk2]

Nice made, but i need wire for the voltage. I not have wires out of the wall.

[@prathamlikhmania78]

how its on..... had u use a battery or someting els

[@ran114]

Would love to take this concept into a self sustaining approach. Anyone have an ideas on how to do so? New to all this, and this would be the closest interpretation to the concept in mind.

[@user-lh4gd8fl8h]

cooooooooooooooooooooool

[@howimade3309]

ty! subd

[@rortiz77]

Looks beautiful. How do you turn lights on/off?

[@jeffharmed1616]

Thanks for sharing. Yes, where did the AC come from?

[@VasilisKarastergios]

Behind the led lights is the AC line, all stairs are designed to have lights!

[@harjs9000]

rortiz77 thats what I am trying figure out , how do these lights get power?

[@sidahmedakcentSidahmedLm]

with one switch connected to previous lights that were installed., he deleted them and added AC/DC inverter 220v to 12v DC.

[@ramandeepsingh5497]

@@harjs9000 sahi aaa bahut damag aaa tera light kithu deni 😄😁😁😁😁😇🙈

[@Thelegend-gt5lb]

How do you chase the wires in the wall

[@HyperShadeTutorials]

Where is the power coming from? Does it come from the final peace which was the block. Which then sends currents? If someone could explain this i would be greatful planning to make some for my house but need to know you dont need a external power supply right

[@LyenFish]

I'm three years late but you do need 110-220v power supply from the wall going into the the white block, most likely the installation was already done in his house and hooked up to the stairs switch.

[@craigerjacks2582]

What kind of wood did you use?

[@brandookie79]

How are they powered?

[@jaansanyadav8884]

What about power connection

[@cherie_bunny3745]

how do you switch them on and off?

[@sunilseth3114]

Genius ☺But i dont have the Tools.... To make it myself

[@Wood_and_metall.]

👍👍👌👌

[@powerofone1645]

They look great but I can't wire to mains.... If these were only self battery powered and motion detected on off operation then I would be interested.

[@edmartian]

So use a battery capable controller, add a motion sensor and get to work. 😂

[@craigerjacks2582]

What kind of wood is that?

[@ndcl10]

Just wanna ask how did you install it and how do you power it up?

[@nevrbdwnruby7484]

Due to the metal string he installed on the back I assume he hammered a nail maybe 1/4 inch head stick out... then A/C power, this maybe a new construction or previous lights that was installed... It must b/c that white block is an AC/DC inverter..

[@AprendizAdulto]

so basically, it's hardwired

[@winterjoel]

Curious--how are they powered, and turned on/off?

[@danielnorwood6233]

Powered by ac 240v to 12v ...... and control by light switch

[@isasukarni]

So he had to drill into the walls and connect it to a light switch?

[@carriemoore751]

Hmm going to do this with independent LED lights so there's no need to hook it up to an electric source 👍

[@blimyed]

goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood

[@jnn4853]

how do you turn them on and off? with a remote? that part seems so complicated to me

[@ericglidden5207]

JNN they're wired to a light switch

[@1982MCI]

?

[@MintStiles]

Dont force your pieces together like that. The convergence of the pieces can bind on the carbide teeth and cause a kickback. Without a proper push-stick it will also suck your hand in a bit. Safety first friend.

[@kidmx]

use 120V led Strip, no need of drver and totally compatible with dimmers

[@manarelhoshi5595]

the first like and comment

[@SHMV248]

Это хорошо под скрытую проводку ... и только ...

[@technotrolla1254]

Why? why didn't you make straight cuts?

[@GTGallop]

How did you get power to the fixtures? Is there a junction box behind them?

[@BrunoBostick]

À velocidade do serrote sem compensa comprar rebarbadora

[@nico8273]

I really dont think that you should get a bigger power supply for the leds, I think its better to give some kind of limit to it, because with time, leds will eventually heat, and while they're heating they're taking more and more current, wich will reduce its useful life overall

[@fakeapplestore4710]

Nicolás That's why he used an LED driver

[@schawriya1603]

were is switch on off button

[@sidahmedakcentSidahmedLm]

with one switch connected to previous lights that were installed., he deleted them and added AC/DC inverter 220v to 12v DC.

[@Cristoreydereyes100]

name wood please

[@1982MCI]

Oak

[@7deser]

слишком просто выглядит. покрывать дерево можно было и до монтажа, блок питания зверский для этих двух кусочков, не рационально... надо бы состарить дерево и покрыть более темным. и лучше бы рубить полосы вдоль рисунка дерева, а то видно что из кусков нарубили кустарно.

[@valeriy_aleksandrovich]

Ну у тебя и акцент..

[@tellitlikeitis4801]

Lmao I can’t even understand what your saying

[@dannychen2464]

pretty on the front, and ugly on the back. not artistic at all man

[@vikings844]

nobody sees the back,its against the wall