IKEA Shelves Get RBG! LED Project (WS2815) | Part 2

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Part two of giving our IKEA cube organizers customizable RBG lights! It's getting so close to being completely finished, folks! Let us know what you think!
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[@canidsong]

I just did my first large scale build with 2815 strips. I friggin love these things. I would have had to add 22 power and ground shunts routed inside the square tubing frames with 5v strips to pull it off.

[@RotationalMedia]

yes i would like 2 please

[@isakshutt2027]

I wish I could hit the like bucket twice!

[@ReadySetRobbins]

So do we 😂

[@jomymatthews]

Good video. What's the total out of pocket expense for this setup?

[@nineofclouds]

What kind of LED diffuser/channel did you get? If you have a link that would be awesome! Also is this for an IKEA Kallax?

[@ReadySetRobbins]

Yeah Pretty sure it's the Kallax line for these. Also just updated the description with amazon links to most the major things. Hope that helps!

[@btoztas]

what do you use to control your LEDs individually?

[@ReadySetRobbins]

That will be in its own video! I'm currently developing my own control board using a PIC processor. It's just been slow going haha

[@canidsong]

@@ReadySetRobbins Damn, you're a PIC person? There aren't many of us left.

[@canidsong]

I just looked in my microcontroller organizer. My PIC Kit 2 is still in there.

[@dominickluna484]

skrt skrt

[@akaalphagamer3558]

What is the name of the shelf

[@ReadySetRobbins]

Ikea Kallax!

[@markbernhardt6281]

Divide and Conquer does not mean split up and work on different things, it means (in war) to divide the enemy into pieces and throw your entire force at each piece. Better known as 'Defeat in Detail'.

[@canidsong]

this usage of the idiom analogizes the methodology, or the proccess of refining it as the enemy. It is very common in engineering circles.

[@chasespeer251]

Everyone boo this man