Very interesting, thanks for the tips. Thanks

Thank you very much I found what I was looking for through your very simple explanation Rich with the information I need Thank you again with best regards

Regarding the wled strips with the data channel - if you solder two lengths together, will they behave as one length? I'm wondering if the Knight Rider effect will work as expected

Can someone show me the wiring pattern for soldering a T connection on a 3pin cob led strip? 😑

Any tutorial video or something about how you made this amazing piece of work

So connectors are not good? They limit power ?

I see a lot of people using solder less clips. Do they not work? Why would someone go to the trouble of soldering when you can just snap a connector on?

Thank You for a very excellent presentation.

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When I tried to solder led strips, the solder wouldn't stick to the copper at all, no matter what I did. What might I be doing wrong?

I heard the soldering police in the background

Imagine how dope this video would had been if there wasn't these black breaks in between, it would had given such great trip, looking forward for more videos like this well done tho! :)

Thanks man. Very well done.

Great tutorial, I just learned how to complete my hypercube project. Thanks a million.

I wonder of you'd be willing to help a starting entrepreneur by answering a few questions! If so is there an email or best way to message you to seek out some help? I'm stuck with these RGBWs and while my questions aren't complicated, it's super complicated for a beginner!! 😂 Please let me know, I'd love to chat! Thanks!

It's pronounced "L....E....D" Not "LEAD".

Yea that did sound weird but I'm glad you kept it in. Wait....what? 🤦‍♀️😆 Anyway, I appreciate you for your videos, they've been very helpful and easy to understand!

Thx! for the Video...not many people use tha 144led\m Strips...these ones a little pain. Peace!

Good video

Looks really cool. Great job!!!!

Great video.... What temp are you soldering the strips?

I wish I had watched this video a week ago. I could have saved myself so much pain.

Exactly what I was thinking. Thanks!

Do you need to use wires or could you butt two sections to each other and solder?

*PromoSM*

Thanks needed the help.

why some LED strip work directly on 220v? how do we know them?

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why am I getting recommended this nft is bad

Great video 😌✨ c'est comme faire du lèche vitrine mais avec de l'art 😋 on a envie de tout acheter

what temperature should the soldering be

Good job 👏 👍 👌

DIY....starts video by pulling a cube out of a box.......

Good work and a good understanding of what to do. I have already wasted some money on things that don't work and bad advice. Thank you and keep up the great work you do.

I love ur content dude .. very useful ❤.

Mate, what great veins.

Thank you for posting this video 🎉. You have a new subscriber. Keep up the great work 🎉. You are a master craftsman. Amazing work of art 🖼️ 🎉. So glad I found your channel.

You pronounced Milwaukee correctly. Good tidings from USA

If you're doing styling, your hookup wires are too thick for signal passing.

Jesus loves u guys

What size solder do you use. Looks like a 0.8 mm or 0.6mm? Is a 30W soldering iron good enough for LED work? Thank you.

Thank you for your help :-)

Cool product! Need one for partying! Nice work!

great project! thank you for sharing your process. the glasses look great!

been trying to do this all yesterday and what a mess,then found your video.job done.thank you.

I think the splashproof solution with the glue is very good. What about using conformal coating instead?

Hey I work on cars too,that's fun, both tinkering gear heads, and have identical helping hands,lol...just wish you were doing 6 pin leds

I've been hunting for videos about diy led connectors and it's like very difficult, yours is pretty much the only one I've found so far, haven't watched all the way yet hoping it's what I'm looking for and similar to what I'm doing. I've got wizz led light strips and need to put breaks in between about 3 of them going around a room and under shelfs tables, wtv, I just don't have the money right now to buy the connectors on Amazon that are more expensive than the more typical 4 pin led lights, I've got 6 pins here, hoping my idea of what I'm going to do works and you can maybe help me as I go

why u call it grease? I assume ur usimg FLUX??? if so it is not to just equalize the temp. it also cleans and etches the surface so the solder fills hot and flat . The most important advice to give is how to avoid a cold solder joint>>>> thats when the solder looks rough and n0t shine. they will craxk and fail.

Great video and will help me on my project. Thank you!