Making a Japanese cityscape backlit mirror door with xTool P2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2023
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First reaction when this popped up: this guy is always worth watching
Before I even watched the video. A temporary door, and it has 4 hinges! I think I'm overdoing it with 3.
I'm still in awe of the Wood Nibbler 300000001XL.
A couple of suggestions, if you don't want LED hot spots you could exchange them for COB LED strips.
For the wiring you could use an intruder door loop. Or use each hinge for each power rail.
For the ultimate LED control use addressable LEDs this way you can control the brightness and color and brightness of each LED, this way the water could be blue but the buildings white for example .
Check out a project called WLED.
Yes, I was going to post a similar comment about addressable LED's, making the building 'twinkle' in different hues. Still pretty awesome project!
Would have commented similar as so-called "neon-LED"-strips would have more diffusion. Still Kudos for that effort!
Would have commented similar as so-called "neon-LED"-strips would have more diffusion. Still Kudos for that effort!
Using each hinge for the LED power - excellent idea.
All great ideas…but he has undo and redo. I concur great project. I didn’t know about individually programmable LED’s, now I have to look that up.
My friend...even your WORK even your edit in the videos...is absolutely perfect...Your calmness is absolutely amazing...
I want to see a restore of workshop with fresh paint walls and a nice clean floor...Keep up and thanks for yor videos
Absolutely the best TH-camr ever!❤
You’re an artist, man. Such patience.
Nice work!
Caution to viewers. Do not show this man’s work to your significant other!
Cool dude..! I'm a joiner from Aberdeen, Scotland, & you sir are the Chip Foose of woodworking etc...! 👍👍
Just a thought but you could have used the diffuser sheets from a scrap led tv as that’s why the spots don’t appear on the tv. Fantastic job and channel
came here to mentioni this. DIY perks has a good example of this with his daylight led lights made from old tv screens.
The other reason for no spots with a rear-lit TV is the LEDs have lenses which fire the light out sideways directly onto the rear deflector which then illuminates the diffusers on the back of the LCD panel, I tried converting my uncle's old CCFL-backlit TV to LED, and even with the LCD's diffusion, it's "spotty", kind of usable, but looks rubbish for anything other than just using as a crap monitor or something...
Specifically the Fresnel lens diffuser. This lens attached to the mirror would make those hotspots disappear.
Saw this come up and told the Missus to leave me alone for half an hour!! Beautiful work!!
The 70s/80s references are bringing back memories 🤣🤣🤣. Great work as always Russ 👍🏾🇬🇧💙
Generally you are born with academic, technical or artistic skills. You on the other hand were blessed all three!
12 out of 10 - absolutely fantastic.
Amazing skills and creativity.
I’m loving your sense of humor. Wood Nibbler 30000001 XL… hahaha! I love seeing your sarcasm in the text of your videos.
Dude you are making the coolest house ever! Always waiting for the next video!
Starts a job…more toys arrive just in time to do it…assemble new toys…adjust, calibrate, trial… ok let’s get on with it…just love watching your videos…they leave me in awe, and wishing I had saved up for a workshop half the size of yours, with at least one or two toys to play with…lol… keep up the fantastic work…
Beautiful work. Your wife is lucky to have such a husband!👍🏻😂
You my Yorkshire friend, have the patience of a saint 😇
Very cool, thanks for showing us
Very nice ! Btw, if you don't want LED hot spots you could add a diffuser sheet, in between, from old LCD displays.
Wow! Doing rework at the point of installation rather than lugging it back to the shop. Just like a regular shlub like me would do.
You make the most amazing things!
Light years beyond the "old lump of MDF" ... and you very nearly killed me with "cleaning all the laser dust off the mirror with IPA" ... 😄 ...
Lucky guy. Able to walk out the bedroom and straight into the workshop! ;D
Living the dream…!
Your skill set is staggering! Great videos. Many thanks.
Nicely executed promotional and a creative application to showcase the machine’s capabilities. 👍
Promotional, that's the word I was looking for, I think.
It's a great looking door, but... Why didn't you have the cable go out the backside of the door and into the doorframe? That way, the cable could have been hidden. Even the transformer could have been hidden behind the wall and power taken directly from inside the power outlet. I'm crazy about hiding cables, though. 😂
I agree, the cable outlet is the only slight head-scratcher on this otherwise very impressive product. British building regulations are famously quite a bit stricter than most places with electricity in bathrooms - types of light switches allowed in the bathrooms (pull cord type), types of sockets (essentially none other than shavers), etc. Possibly it was done to avoid having to worry about any of that.
@ep1981 I would believe 12V is OK. It is in Norway, and we invented strict. 😉
@@SverreMunthe We live in Yorkshire......We invented "It'll heal".
@@unklian9221 Yeah, after a couple of meetings with some of my ancestors. 🤪
Years ago I used to engrave pictures into the back of mirrors with just a dremel and tiny engraving bit on it. It was a slow tedious process and extremely loud, but I made some really cool projects. This video brought back memories. Thanks for sharing.
Just simply fantastic
It’s good to see you again
This is what I love- a real artist at work- caring about how the doors looks and not worrying about the cloths just hanging around on a random stick LOL
I love all your videos and superb work. You have inspired me to do some similar - however far less sophisticated - works.
Keep up good work and all the best for Christmass and in the New Year !
Utterly superb :)
I have been looking for part 1 on each of these xtool videos
Another interesting and educational video. Lovely job.
Nice work there, a tip for LED strips though is solder the positives at one end of the strips, and then the negatives at the other, this evens out any voltage drop issues that happen when everything is done at one point (where the far end LEDs are visibly duller than the ones nearest to the power input)... :)
Excellent work!
As usual brilliant conception. I think your next project should be built in wardrobes.
Ha ha ha, I was thinking the same thing. The wife must be saying "when are you going to finish the bedroom closet!!!??"
Wow. Amazing work!
Absolutely amazing.
Fabulous stuff, looks amazing.
Awesome job again Russ !
You never cease to amaze me with your skills and yes it does look way better than a lump of MDF
Marvelous work ! Well done again !
Don't be too disheartened by the hotspots. I work with LED's in TV lighting - our custom arrays on the LED's all have lenses and then we use other materials to control the quality of light within the fixture, to ensure the business end gives a nice even wash on camera. It's somewhat of an artform I can assure you.
FANTASTIC!!! That's a unique way to light up a door.
Stunning!
Everybody seems to focus on LEDs but the door by itself is just beautiful without all these lights. Probably I would have used panel LED (like the square ones for ceiling, some are multi colors as well) to avoid spots. But really... who cares about these spots ? It's just unique, elegant. Bravo.
Brilliant job. thanks for sharing.
Looks great. Superbly executed as usual.
Your work is perfect as always. Respect.
you are the greatest of all time
What a great work! It's always nice to see creative thoughts turn into real work.
Outstanding!
Quite creative, nice work, as usual. 👍🏻
You are an artist!
Your battle with the door was magnificent ! Your skills are extra ordinary !!!🥷
Looking forward to this🙂
You never cease to impress and amaze me!
That looks superb !!!!!
As usual, incredible.
Russ, amazing work, attention to detail and video. Great tip for de-fluffing the MDF, guess that's the opposite of being a Fluffer. Thanks for sharing, entertaining and educating!
Beautiful job
Another great piece of work,amazing
Amazing! Thanks for sharing so we can watch a master craftsman at play.😊
Stunning
amazing work
your cnc table series is one of my favorites.
Great idea we’ll done!
Personally I preferred the mirror without the LED’s, just as an engraving. Great video to watch though, as always. ❤
Looks excellent to me!
I just love your inventiveness and admire your ability to turn your hands to almost any sort of project. I'm so jealous!
Beautiful
Beautiful CLEAN work!
This guy is Next Leven man. Far and away the most talented and skilled you-tuber around.
Brilliant well done
Simply impressive...!
As always the video and the project were done to a very high slandered, the door is the best I have ever seen. Thank you for making the video I enjoyed it very much.
Looks awesome!
Wow, beautiful
Awesome!
Totally rad!!
Man that looks great!
I've done similar things, and it seems counter intuitive, but I've found that strips with more LEDs per inch plus the diffusers does really well at avoiding/hiding 'hot spots' on projects like this.
Very impressive 👍
Attention to detail 2nd. to none. Superb.
THE perfect start to a weekend. Thanks me ol' mucker...... BTW ASMR roller painting, it might be a new channel for you - really very satisfying!!! :)
Mad respect …. Watched him build the CNC …..this guy is a freaking genius !
Great project and fun to watch it come together! And it almost seems like most of the LED hot spots landed on locations on the image where real building lighting might be expected - along roof lines, etc. Brilliant!
We *needed* a reaction video of your wife seeing this for the first time!
Awesome work as always. Great video. It would be really cool to see your wife's reaction to your projects.
Amazing - thank you.
awesome job, you make it look so easy, wish i had those skills!
LOL Your sense of humour "KNIGHT RIDER" 🤣🤣Excellent work 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing. Be safe 🇨🇦
Top idea 👍
Your videos always remind me I need to work out more. (At all.)
Great! You can also try backlighting from monitors. They have a LED strip on one side, and a diffuser makes the light uniform without dots.
Nice!
The hot spots don’t look as intrusive as all that, especially in the context of the image, they just look in keeping with the windows of the buildings. Another enjoyable video, thanks
Yet Again ..........WOW !!!