Thank you very much! Not a lot of videos explain this or even envision this as well as you.

Those are great ideas and very nicely done, thanks!

Que trabalho Fantástico!

Thanks for this idea, I'm planning to use your 3d stl files and use it for my next project.

You are amazingly talented!

Awesome! I want to make some now! Thanks for sharing 👍😁

This is just beautiful

Obrigado amigo!!! Congratulações do Brasil!!!

Very creative .... thanks for sharing!

Greetings from your 769th subscriber 😀 I will borrow that great idea of yours for one of my future diy projects. Thanks for the inspiration.

Felicitaciones que buen trabajo, saludos desde Israel.

Very clever design.

Excellent job!

Gracias me diste una gran idea

Your videos are so amazing

This is mind blowing

You‘re a Genius Sir. The Perfect Gift for mom! :)

wow beautiful

That is very clever!

this is a very cool idea

thanks for the file!

Very clever!

Good job!

Cool video. I wanted to share a trick I came up with doing something similar. Because the LED devices are wider than a sheet of acrylic you can stack 2 sheets on their edge on the addressable LED strips. Then you selectively mask, using black electrical tape for example, the edge of one or the other sheet of the acrylic. You can then program the addressable LEDs to drive the color you want to the positions that aren't masked. Works like a charm. If you want more light, buy the strips with more LEDS per meter. Last point, the display is brightest when viewed from the alternate side from the one you etched. People won't notice the 2 layers are a couple mm apart, but they will notice the change in brightness as it switches back and froth.

Amazing 😍😍

Impressive dude.. 🙂

Very good, thank you.

You can also use side lit LED strips in order to be able to put the acrylic sheets close together and/or to be able to use more than two sheets

SLAY! PERIODDDDD.....

cool stuff man :)

wow impressive my man! welcome from Hungary

Which software did you use at first?

thanks for share.!

Good work how much is the range of cost thanks

Very cool indeed, hi from Scotland :)

Nice job, thank you for de tutorial. I try to download the stl and source file without success. Can you upload the files to google drive or somewhere else easier to download and share the link. Thank you in advance.

Cool

Nice video :)

Clever

Sir, do you have a video or some Information about the Marker you use for carving the plates? It looks very usefull, Thanks :)

how do I get started making the design though

Can you provide me a supplier for the led bases in different sizes

smart man

Hello sir, how we can get just that led lights?

Can you please tell all tools name

Wow

👍👍👍

No idea if you’ll see this being 4 years old but would you know if this would work with resin sheets?

🙏🙏🙏

love your work! and did you ever try more than 2 frames?

Let me know the name of that gadget which you are using for drawing?

Where can I find the FastLED Library?

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I have been watching everything I can find and you are the closest I have found to what I want to accomplish. I see you have named the led strips channel one and channel two. Where are these defined in the code? If I wanted to use more channels, say a front plate which is constant and a back plate using flare; how would I run these steady while running the two frame animation in between? And, what if I wanted to do a three or five frame animation? For example: one a three frame - I would want it to run as One - two - three - two - one - two - three - two - one - two and so on?

🇮🇳Very Nice 🇮🇳

Yo dude I downloaded your file but I cant open it

Great job boss... Carlox from Nigeria, I have been wanting to achieve this for a while now... How did the you get the stand... ? Can I have your Instagram or twitter account pls

very good

Good job!

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