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I'm glad he is back to making approachable projects. It was a boon for me during the pandemic. I particularly love the fake windows to light my closet that look
by firefoxd 2y ago
I'm glad he is back to making approachable projects. It was a boon for me during the pandemic. I particularly love the fake windows to light my closet that looks like daylight.
- PhunkyPhil 2y agoIs that one really doable? It's one of the ones that's been at the top of my list, but my lack of engineering/tinkering experience has made me a bit apprehensive. Is it result really worth the effort?
- all2 2y agoThere's 3 components: 1. a TV or monitor diffuser 2. a sheet of LEDs 3. a power supply capable of driving those LEDs. Typically a 12V supply is sufficient (I don't recall if he goes into power supply sizing). If you're comfortable with learning some things (soldering in this case), you'll be able to pull this off pretty easily.
- Uehreka 2y agoMy friend and I looked into that one to see if it would help his mood when working in his downstairs office (his apartment had a weird layout upstairs). It kind of looks like you need to have a room you can sacrifice to hold all of the equipment, and a door with the right shape. It wasn’t very practical in that apartment, or in any apartment either of us have lived in since.