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[Stock and Resources] Flat And Portable LightBox Tutorial by *onwa7 ( Suggested by *spring-sky and Featured by ^PirateLotus-Stock )
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*Lunalight 3 days ago  Hobbyist Digital Artist
One question,do you braze the cable on the cut part or do you used a LED String without attachments? I never had used a brazing tool iam afraid and no experiance in mounting switchs
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*onwa7 2 days ago  Hobbyist General Artist
yes i braze the cable on the cut part but only to connect the two led Stripe(on the 2 edge) , it's not hard :)! the brazing point are indicated on the led stripe :).
and there is some cuttting point on the strip to indicate where to cut (every 3 led)) to make it work without brazing :)
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*Lunalight 1 day ago  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Ah ok
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Mood: Joy ~LenaliaBee 6 days ago  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
C'est génial!! J'avais déjà fait un prototype plus simple avec un vitre trouvé, un cadre en carton incliner (et solidifié) et une baladeuse à fluo compacte, mais la luminosité ne suffis pas.
Je vais pouvoir améliorer mon prototype grâce à ton tutoriel, merci infiniment pour le mal que tu t'es donné!!
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*onwa7 6 days ago  Hobbyist General Artist
derien :) content que ca serve :)
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~LenaliaBee 4 days ago  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Juste une question au cas oû, peut on découper dans les filtres de rétro éclairage sans perdre ces capacitées?
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*onwa7 4 days ago  Hobbyist General Artist
je pense que oui, mais si tu fais ca essaye de coller les leds du (ou des) coté ou t'aura pas découpé, histoire que les led soit en contact avec des tranche lisse de la grosse plaque.
et surtout fais gaffe au trace de doigt sur les filtres, c'est vraiment chaud a enlevé =o!
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Mood: Joy ~LenaliaBee 3 days ago  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Arg, ok, j'mis prendrais avec des gants XD Merci ^_'
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Mood: Wow! =linnil May 8, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
Why I did not see this tutorial before I making one with a remaining wood board in my house.

QAQ!! will note that next time I should try this. ;w;
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*onwa7 May 8, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
:)! it's never to late x)!
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