DIY LED Floor Lamp - Full Walkthrough
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This is probably the best Channel here on TH-cam for diy lighting.
I 100% agree.
Facts
I had about 10 Govee products in my home office, and was annoyed at how long it would take to change the overall room color, and how hard it was to go back. After watching all of Chris' videos, I replaced all of that with homemade ESP 32 boards, my own led strips, etc just as he does, and am so much happier. Really great DIY content!!
Agreed!
Thanks so much!! Glad you like the videos and I appreciate the love!
I don't think you have any idea how much money I've spent since finding your channel 😂 I bought a freaking table saw for crying out loud. Love the videos man. Keep them coming!
Hahahaha! My bad! Lol well at least with the tools, you will hopefully have them for a very long time and its not that hard to use them to make things to sell and recover some of the money lol. Thanks for the support buddy!
The GOAT of LEDS just keeps dropping more awesome projects! You deserve to have 500k subscribers a year from now.
Thanks Dustin! Thats a very lofty goal lol but i'll try my best!
Man 5:44 was literal paradise
That was a nice vibe for sure :)
This carpet has seen so much stuff and is still clean. Respect my man :D
Lol isn't that the truth! It for sure needs to be replaced in the near future and that does make me care a little less with some of these projects. Thanks for watching!
Great project. Have been enjoying a number of your videos since recently discovering them. Very nice shots, editing, and commentary in all of them.
Good idea for a floor lamp
Amazing video and project! Your channel is endlessly inspiring and your guides are super well produced and easy to follow.
Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment! I appreciate the support! Glad you are enjoying some of the videos !
Cold af. Really appreciate your channel Chris.
Thanks so much for watching and glad you are enjoying the videos! appreciate the support!
Thank you Chris.
Happy Holidays my friend. 🎄
Merry Christmas! Thanks as always buddy!
Amazing setup with the LED back lit Media Cabinets! Totally taking some inspiration from you when I have my own media room!
The Beauty shots at the end were 10/10
Thanks so much buddy! Glad you liked the video! I always love seeing what other people come up with so let me know if you put some things together for your space!
Another excellent DIY product Chris, so many ideas, mine project has been on hold for the last couple weeks as I had to have an electrical survey done, that's all sorted now so on the new year I will pick up where I left off.
I imagine this is the last video before the holidays so I wish you and your family a very Happy and Blessed Christmas and best wishes for 2023.
Take care buddy. 👍🏻🇺🇸🇬🇧
Thanks as always buddy! Merry Christmas to you as well! Appreciate all the support from you over the yeas!
Awesome video as usual. Your LED projects are always inspiring :).
Thanks so much!! Glad you are enjoying the videos!
Happy holidays Chris and hope the channel continues to grow from your work!
Thanks so much buddy! Appreciate the kind words! Merry Christmas!
I just got 2 of the Govee M1 Led strips for Christmas (Thanks to you for posting about them) and am super excited to build some custom projects like you do. Electrical work scares me at the moment so the plug and play of the M1 is perfect for me. I'm planning on making a 5 foot "tube light" to be mounted on the wall and most of the design for it is inspired from your previous projects. Keep it up, Chris!
Thanks so much! Hope the projects turn out awesome! When I was first starting out, one thing I always tried to do is make sure to do the project within the return/exchange window of items I purchased. That way if things didn't work out or I messed up, I could always return things for a refund. Takes off some of the financial pressure of making sure you get things right the first time!
Sick project, and high quality video!
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment! Glad you liked the video!
Love it!
I like how they look facing the wall AND facing the room. I wonder how it would look having 2 channels on 1 stand, one facing the wall and the other facing the room.
Thanks so much for watching! I agree! They both have a very different look! That is a great idea! I'll maybe have to try doing that and see how it looks. Wouldn't be that hard to rig up. You could also then just control the front and back separately so you could still only have 1 side on if you would like!
Wow!
As usual, good job, sir. Amazing !!! Happy Holidays!!
Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment! I appreciate the support! Merry Christmas!
Those connectors seem like the way to go! Thanks for the tutorial.
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment! They really do come in handy!
@@ChrisMaherDIY for sure! I've never heard of them. I ordered a pack after watching your video and I love them.
neat idea! might have to make me some. but i wonder what else you could use instead of wood?
Nice video as always! I was already thinking about doing something like this, but was wondering about how to do the base. This gives it a nice look. Might make these one of these days.. Keep up the great video's!
Thanks so much!! For sure a fun and easy little project!! I'll keep making them as long as people keep watching!
Another great project. I made some book shelfs and LED backlight inspired by your videos.
Thanks so much for watching and glad you liked the video! Thats so cool! Thanks for letting me know and I hope they turned out good!!
Awesome as usual, just like many others, I wanted to do something like this, but was not getting my head around building a base. This is inspiring and hopefully I will be able to build something similar
Thanks so much for watching buddy! Glad you liked the video! Yeah I was having a hard time coming up with something as well but loved how this looks and even better how easy it is to do!
very inspiring and cool idea Chris !
Thanks as always buddy!
another amazing idea from the King of LEDs
Lol your too kind! Thanks so much as always buddy!
Looks great :). I have this stuff lying around. Thought of a similar use-case for my esps. Great work Chris!
Thanks as always buddy! Appreciate the kind words!!
Nice video. One suggestion and something I'd like to see would be the overall project cost and what folks can expect to pay if they wanted to try this.
Really like the base Idea, very stylish 😊.
Thanks as always buddy! Glad you liked the design! It was a fun project for sure.
Good stuff, as usual 👌
Thanks buddy! Appreciate the support!
Might be a silly question but where do you get all these beautiful backgrounds for your tv?
CHRIS you've done it again. Ive got some WS2812Bs' and some ESP's coming in the mail as inspired by you. Planning to make a cool geometric neon sign.
Thanks so much for watching buddy! Glad you liked the video and sounds like you have a fun project in mind!! Make sure to take some pictures/videos! I'd love to see how things turned out!
Merci pour la vidéo je l'ai est reproduite pour mes enfants et ils sont ravis merci pour vos vidéos
AMAZING!! Geat job Chris! Your videos are always fun to watch, I live in an apartment and I don't have your kind of tools but this gives me ideas of other materials that I could use instead.
One question about your set up, what brand and model of TV/Display is that?
Thanks Chris!!
Thanks so much for watching and glad you are enjoying some of the video! Thanks for taking the time to comment! This is the projector I am using right now: amzn.to/3voq0tS and the screen is here: th-cam.com/video/XG1rVFTnkuE/w-d-xo.html
@@ChrisMaherDIY Thanks Chris!
The quality is impressive 😃 but the cost is beyond my wallet 😕
Another killer video! Thanks for the insporation and Thorough explanation.
Question: Where can I find those backgrounds you use on the screen? Id love to just have tem running on the background in my setup aswell. Its ultra relaxing
Thanks so much for watching and glad you liked the video buddy! For the backgrounds, I just basically search on youtube for either Lofi, synthwave, or 8 bit lofi and find a cool background that they put to music. Lofi is always great background music to have on and there are so many cool backgrounds they have on some of those channels!
Always the best channel for led projects. Do you have a link for the v shape 2 meter one with the larger width?
Thanks so much for watching buddy! It looks like the 2m version is currently sold out. I think they must make a lot less of those lengths. I'll keep checking to see when they are back in stock!
Great Idea and nice video as always!
Is there anything to worry about cable lengths between the esp and the further light? E.g. cable resistance that could lead to data signal problems or overheating wires?
Thanks so much for watching and great question! So I did connect about 7 feet of cable from the one lamp to connect it to the other and so far no problems in terms of data signal getting to the lamp (i was expecting to need to use a resistor but was kind of surprised that I didn't have to) Also, so far no issues with anything heating up at all. Things are running smooth and are cool to the touch!
Love your idies
Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment! I appreciate the support!
Great video as always!!! We get inspired by your video. Muzata mainly sells LED channels and cable railing systems. We are happy to have more reviews and advice from you guys!
Thanks for watching and thanks for making great products! Does the company have any plans to expand into the European market?! I know I get that question a lot!
@@ChrisMaherDIY Yes, we will expand into it in the future.
Awesome truely enjoy your content
Thanks so much buddy! I appreciate the support and as long as people keep watching, I'll keep making videos!
These look amazing, very nice work. I have a corner crying out for something like this. Was a little surprised that only superglue fixed the uprights to the base, obviously it works ok?
Not sure if this has been done or thought about. add another setup "front firing" so you have one LED strip firing towards the wall and one firing into the room. Do-able?
NEXT VIDEO: MODERN CHANDELIER .... You can do it bro. Nice vídeo ideas... chalenge time.
Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment! I appreciate the support! That is a good idea! I'll for sure put it on my to do list!
I’m curious if you have one rad room that’s packed with all the LEDs and awesomeness, or if you use them throughout your home.
Love the video!
Thanks so much for watching and glad you liked the video! Lol great question. Everything is pretty much confined to my walkout basement. Here is what it looked liked up until recently: th-cam.com/video/JjTBYtAYjAQ/w-d-xo.html I pretty much ran out of room, so I took everything from that video down and I'm starting over (what you watched in the floor lamp video is what things now look like) so that I have places to put new projects. I did do some under cabinet lights in the kitchen and some lights in the bedroom as well as the Govee T2 in the living room but those are all more out of sight vs the things I have set up downstairs. Anyways, long answer but thanks again for watching and hope you had a great Christmas!
Nice build Chris! Very creative! If I remember correctly, you said that the V channel diffusers didn't have end caps. What did you do at the top of these, just leave them open?
Thanks as always Will for watching and taking the time to comment! These V channels do come with some end caps. You can either do the end cap with a hole for wires or they have an end cap with no hole. For this project I used the one without a hole in it!
Hi, wonderful DIY Lamp. Which wood do you use? Can you tell the size in cm?😊
Nice may try something like this for table lamps
Thanks so much for watching! Glad you liked the video! Table lamps would look great I think with this type of design!
@@ChrisMaherDIY Too bad those 30mm channels are nowhere to be found 16mm is just too small.
Great video as always Chris. I kinda would have hoped you also would have put the controller etc in the foot of the lamp so only the power cable to the power brick would come out. Perhaps also give the LED tube a touch of paint and / or use veneer to make it look entirely from one material.
But again just ideas. I love the video and how it looks.
Thanks so much for watching! That is a great Idea. I initially was planning on putting the controller in the base but I probably would have had to make the base a little bigger so I ended up just putting all the wires on the outside and hiding them behind the media console. But for sure paint/stain or other things could be done to make the lamp look nicer/more polished! If I do another one with a longer led channel I might try going all out and making it look really nice! Thanks for taking the time to comment buddy!
could you please do a review on the kasa KL430 i have over 8 of them and they are easily the best leds i have ever got
In case you dont see my other reply: I just looked them up and based on reviews, they do seem like people love them! I'll for sure have to check them out! Thanks for the heads up!
Using all your tutorials mate, I am taking the plunge and going to try and solder my first kit together.
Your tutorials have been amazing! BTW so thank you!.
One question I do have is type of power supply. I know you linked the one you used in this video, but if I used the entire 5 meter strip what th same power supply suffice?.
Also if I used more than 5 meters would the same power supply be enough?.
Many thanks!
Thanks so much for watching and glad they have been helpful! So I would probably use the same power source for the entire 5m strip and get things connected and see how things look and function. If your not running the lights at full brightness or full white, you probably would not even need to do power injection. But I would try it with no power injection at different settings, see how it looks and then go from there. If I were to do two five meter strips, I would more than likely go with a bigger one but never hurts to just test things out and see how things look before going bigger!
You inspire me so much, I build a few LED projects from you, for my Gamingroom! I love your content! ❤ the best thing I learned from you is the WLED Controller with an ESP32! I love this controller 😄 Because of you, I have over 1500 LEDs in my Gamingroom 😂 plus 60 Nanoleaf Canvas, 20 Govee Hexa Panels and much more 🤪
What’s the first Wallpaper or Video at 5:19 ?
Best regards from Germany 😊
Wow what an epic setup it sounds like you have! If you have not already, you should do a walkthrough of your place! I'd love to see it! Glad you are enjoying the videos and thanks as always for watching! I love that background as well! Here is the video for that: th-cam.com/video/rDfS8B2-Mt4/w-d-xo.html
This is a great little lamp. I think I would make the base big enough to hide the ESP inside the lamp base, even though I know it may bot be best for WiFi signal. There is another project called QuinLED Dig-Uno that would work perfectly with this lamp setup as it provides fuse protected power lines to the LED's and comes with ESP board.
Really simple, yet effective lamp made out of cheaply available items. Thanks for sharing yoru design!.
Yep, I'm thinking about making a few of these, but using DigUnos and tucking them in the bases.
Thanks so much for watching! That is a great Idea. I initially was planning on doing that but I probably would have had to make the base a little bigger so I ended up just putting all the wires on the outside and hiding them behind the media console. The Dig-Uno boards are awesome! Cant go wrong with them!!
Wow, v kool project! Always love seeing your ideas for inspiration👍🏽
Also, 😮Wago inline connectors? but still NO 4 CONNECTOR OPTION? C'mon Wago!!!🤣
Thanks so much for watching buddy! Lol yeah I finally got some inline connectors and love them! I was wondering if they just dont make them in the 4 section option or if I just had not found them yet! Ohh well, the 5 one works just fine but is a little chunky!
No way! I was actually thinking of doing this, with the same idea for the design of the base. Yours look great! Now I don't need to think too hard about how to achieve the look.
I'm wondering, if I buy aluminum angles from a local hardware store, if the lack of diffuser will matter if I'm only facing it toward the wall.
Thanks so much for watching! Thats awesome! If you didn't want to have the light source every facing directly at you then I don't think you would need a diffuser at all. You could also probably get away with 30 leds per meter as long as its at least 2 or 3 inches away from the wall if I had to guess.
@@ChrisMaherDIY Thanks for the info!
Sick!
What is the difference in using the ESP32 controllers vs the new Domestic Automation LLC controller?
Awesome Chris, can you tell me what screen or proyector is that, looks really nice
Thanks so much for watching! Glad you liked the video! Here is the projector that I'm currently using! amzn.to/3voq0tS
What do you do to mount/hide the esps to your projects?? I’ve been starting to do some in my own way and been curious as to what the wiring looks like in the final pics and videos
Thanks so much for watching and great question! So I really dont have a desire to put things behind the wall which at least for me is just something I dont want to take the time to do. So without doing that, options are honestly pretty limited. Usually I just hide everything behind something in the room. In this video all the wires and esp device and power is just behind the center console. I did make a video on one way you could somewhat hide things in the case that you dont have anything else you could use! Here is that video: th-cam.com/video/ibRp6eeUwBA/w-d-xo.html
@@ChrisMaherDIY great thank you! Not trying to necessarily hide them in a wall or anything just trying to get the esp to be mounted in someway to the project so you could just (in theory) plug and play to the project once the board has been connected to WiFi
I agree with most of the time it’s here, but this is one of my favorite channels for LED inspiration projects. I wanted to know if you had both of those lamps using the same ESP controller or were they individually controlled by different controllers?
Thanks so much for watching and the kind words! Both lamps are running from the same esp controller. I actually just have them connected in parallels which means I just split the data signal coming from the eps device so that both lamps are doing the exact same thing!
@@ChrisMaherDIY awesome! I can’t wait to try this out!
Simple & elegant! Me like! (Have you considered using Quin-led boards?)
Thanks so much for watching and glad you liked the video! I for sure have heard of them and they look amazing! They do seem to be out of stock from when I've checked but at some point I hope to get my hands on one!
I'm a noob to leds but your videos have help me so much. But.... but.... I have a thousand questions I could ask you😂😂😂
Sick
Well my new esp32 boards came today, and you released this video.. coincidence?? I think not
Lol perfect timing! Thanks as always for watching buddy! Always appreciate the support!
Thanks for the great video!
1) Can you share the dimensions/height of all the wooden bars?
2) Have you tried some similar other LED strips, but 12 volts instead of 5? I think 12 volts will be better if there are some huge distances between room corners.
3) I am new to RGBW-led strips. Can you explain why you use the ESP32 controller at all? What benefits it has? Can I buy some smart led strips with embedded Bluetooth/Wi-fi feature, and just connect them to a 12v power supply and use it in projects like this?
Thanks so much for watching! All of the wooden pieces I used were 1.25 inches in diameter and most were 12 inches or less in length. I think a couple of the longer ones I used might have been a little longer than 12 inches. You could for sure use 12v led strips instead. I really enjoy using WLED to control the lights and installing that program onto the esp32 device is very easy to do and not very expensive but you could just get any led controller that you wanted and use a 12v option if you would prefer that. You just have to make sure the led strips that you use are 12v as well and that the controller supports 12v led strips. (most of them do) Thanks again!
Those are so cool 😎
Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment! I appreciate the support! Glad you like the project!
I just finished my 2 lamp , and when I connected the cables to the first one, the lights flashing every time I touched the channel or when i touch the other light. What could be happening ?
I see you have links to LEDs on Amazon, but are these the ones you used? What is the LED / meter you are using to not have any hotspots?
Thanks for watching! Yeah those are the ones I used for this project. They have 60/leds per meter. The amazon link should take you to the exact ones but the AliExpress links are not as good and only take you to the main led strip page but then you would still have to choose the led density and ip rating I believe.
Hi Chris i have a question. I made to lamps each 90 leds and i connected it to one esp 8266 same as in your video with external power supply now it’s the question in Wled Led preferences i need to set it to 90 leds or 180 because i have 2x90leds or i need to set 90 leds because it is connected parallel to one esp. and a second question which power i need to setup? Bz default its 850mAh. Thank you so much
Thanks so much for watching and great question! So if you split the data coming off the esp device (connected in parallel, then in the led preferences you would set it to 90. And as far as power setup, I generally only have the brightness limiter set to around 3000mA max since that get more than bright enough in my opinion! Thanks again!
@@ChrisMaherDIY thanks i will try it ❤
Is there any cheaper alternative to led colour changing with respect to what is being played on tv using similar module like wled instead of going with philips or goove ?
Thanks so much for watching and great question! So in this video I'm just changing everything manually since I'm not sure if anything works with a projector but I think there is something called Hyperion that is a more DIY option that I am really wanting to look into at some point!
I tried hooking up my lights through a esp32s and my lights just keep flashing? Can you help
Anyone found where to purchase the 30mm version of the v-shaped diffuser channel? Everywhere I’ve looked only carrie’s 16mm
Hey Chris is it better than govee lyra actually I live in India here the pricing is very high for that so I am building this for my gaming setup
Thanks again! It will look nice for your gaming setup! In case you didn't see my other reply: I would say there are some things that I like better about this and some things I like better about the Lyra. I like the animations better on this DIY but the Lyra has sound react animations (you could set up sound react animations on the DIY but would require a little different setup with a mic) But the Lyra also has the dreamview syncing feature where you can have it react to the colors that are on the TV.
@@ChrisMaherDIY I will sent the diy of mine to you one i complete it is the the hieght of your saber lamp same as gover lyra
Do you also tested the Govee Neon?
Thanks so much for watching! I have not done a full review of the Govee Neon lights but I did use them in this project th-cam.com/video/gbokxiIECpU/w-d-xo.html and I really loved them! They are not what I would consider to be spotless (they are very very close but not quite perfect) but you cant go wrong with the product. Love them!
Mais le rendu est sublime😍😍😍 on peut mettre des bandes led govee a la place ?
You could use Govee strips for sure! The Govee M1 is the only one that will look spotless in these diffusers if you have them facing towards you. If you just have them pointed at the wall, any strip with at least 30 leds per meter should be just fine!
Great video as per usual. What's the music track at the end?
have you find it
@@moonn6202 no sorry!
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@@moonn6202 Thank you!
I have noticed that lamp LEDs corresponds with what's displayed on TV. How did you sync TV with Lamps? Is there a camera module like Govee or something which you didn't cover in this video? Thanks.
Thanks so much for watching and great question! I'm just manually changing things via the WLED app. There is a program called Hyperion that I believe is able to do it automatically but as of right now, thats a little over my head but something I want to try doing in the future!
Hey Chris. Awesome video! Do you mind telling approximately how much the materials cost to make one lamp? Thanks!
Thanks so much for watching buddy! So the wood was probably about 15 dollars. The diffuser channels cost about 60 dollars but thats for 6, 1meter lengths. The LED lights were about 50 dollars for 16 feet. Controller was 18 dollars for a pack of 3. Power supply was about 20 dollars. So its pretty expensive if you are buying everything just to make 1 lamp but at least for me, I'll be able to use all the extra things in other projects so its not like the extra stuff is going to waste. Hope that helps!
@@ChrisMaherDIY Awesome, thank you very much for the reply! Looking forward to your upcoming videos
Does WLED on the ESP allow you to control the white LED on the SK6812 strip?
Thanks so much for watching and great question! Yes it does. There is a separate slider that shows up for controlling just the white channel. Works perfectly!
song from the end?
Isnt the 5V direct connection going to kill the board since its 3.3V tolerance?
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment! Not in my experience. I've generally have done it this way every time and have never had any issues or any boards go bad.
What's the name of the song at the end
Great tutorial. Did you use 2 ESP32 for the floor lamps right? How many led strips can a ESP32 handle?
I haven‘t test it right now, but theoretically you can copy the Data-Signal (green Wire) with a Wago-Connector as much as you like… so you can use one ESP for two Lamps… the only limitation is your Power Supply and the strips should have the same number of LEDs
@@Der_MikeStu thank you. If i use both SK6812 and WS2812B for one lamp each can i sync them with ESP32? Is there any difference visually ? (i mean 2 different types of strips, one WS2812B and one SK6812 sync will be smooth?)
Thanks so much for watching and great question! So for this I just am using 1 esp32 and like Cplex2501 mentioned, I'm just splitting the data signal from the esp so that both lights will be doing the exact same thing at the same time. In your second question, If you do it this way (splitting the data signal) you would want to use the same led strip and would not want to have 1 strip be ws28121b and the other sk6812.
dig2go would have been perfect for this project
That how a real man does it! Puts glue on the wood on carpet.... with NO liner!
Link for the V channel is not right. And I can’t find the flat back v channel like the one you used on their page either.
Ok. It wasn’t just me that got confused by the link for the V channel.
Looks like the vendor maybe changed part numbers or something..??…
If anyone knows how to find the correct V channel diffuser, please let me know. I want to build three of these for my nieces for their birthday.
I saw that you connected the power pin to a 3.3v pin on the esp32 does it have a risk to fried the chip?
Thanks so much for watching! I must have had a bad camera angle! I used the VIN pin and the GND right next to that and then on the other side I used the D2 pin for data.
@@ChrisMaherDIY oh yeah i see now and the vin pin is in 5v ?
@@Leconcasseur Yup!
Has anyone managed to find wide V-channels like these muzata ones in the UK? UK Amazon is very low of stock on most Muzata products and the rest seem to be small channels and hence not spotless
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment. I'm curious as well if anyone knows if wide channels like these are available over there! Hopefully someone can chime in if they know! As far as I know muzata is still mostly only selling their products in the US and some of Canada. Hopefully they will expand their reach in the near future!
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Thanks so much for watching! Glad you liked the video!
what tool did you use to cut the wood like that
Thanks so much for watching! I just used my miter saw but you could just use a regular hand saw. I purchased the wood that was already cut down to size in the blocks. I just had to make the simple cut to get the blocks to the length I wanted.
Is it better than govee lyra
I would say there are some things that I like better about this and some things I like better about the Lyra. I like the animations better on this DIY but the Lyra has sound react animations (you could set up sound react animations on the DIY but would require a little different setup with a mic) But the Lyra also has the dreamview syncing feature where you can have it react to the colors that are on the TV.
Is there a tutorial on how you program the lights?
Thanks so much for watching and great question! I did put a quick tutorial video together that you can watch here: th-cam.com/video/TOEnFKLm9Sw/w-d-xo.html
How many complete lights could run off of one controller and power supply?
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment! Here is some information from WLED in terms of number of LEDs they recommend using: kno.wled.ge/features/multi-strip/#:~:text=For%20good%20performance%2C%20you%20can,a%20total%20of%204000%20LEDs.
Also the other thing that will make all the difference in terms of power is how bright you want them. You can run a lot more leds at lets say 25% max brightness than you can at 100% brightness. I usually run mine at about 25% since that is even sometimes too bright to look at depending on the colors your using.
@@ChrisMaherDIY would love to see what you could do with a falcon controller!
Brave man using glue over carpet.
Thanks so much for watching! Lol yeah but it does help when the carpet is already old and needs to be replaced at some point. If it were brand new carpet, I for sure would not be doing it without something under it lol.
Just subscribed to your channel. I have watched pretty much all of your videos. They are nothing short of awesome !!!
I will be making a pair of left and right audio vu meters using an esp 32 module and wled sound react installed on it with ws2812b led strips.
The videos I have watched on this topic all use a microphone as the audio input. I wish to use a 3.5mm stereo jack as the audio input for the esp 32 and send a low voltage signal from the line out of my stereo receiver to it.
I would really appreciate it if you could reply to my comment and guide me in doing this. I don't have a clue as to doing this.
If you could show me a link to a video or schematic on how to do this for the esp 32 I would be eternally grateful. I have not found anything on this topic on the internet.
This would probably be a great future video idea for you.
Thanks in advance and hope to hear from you.
Why not build the base to hold the esp32 and the wiring?
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment! That's something you could for sure do! I was thinking about doing something like that but just ended up running things behind the media console and out of sight. If I were to give these away as a gift though, I would for sure build things into the base!
Where is the ESP-32 hidden in the final installation?
Thanks so much for watching! I just ran the 18gauge wires back behind the center media console out of sight and is where I had the esp32. Wouldn't be that difficult thought to adjust the build of the lamp a little bit to have the esp32 built right in.
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Thanks so much for watching buddy! Appreciate the support!
im pulling my hair out!! I ordered everything that you had in this video. WLED is loaded and I can control it, but NO LIGHTS. Common ground. Power is on the ESP32, D2 is set, 3000mA, SK6812 set. What am I missing?
Can i see you WLED settings. I have 1 LED lights on
Hey Chris, I did everything, and I have gotten no LEDs to light up. I am getting power to the ESP32 with WLED, so I know the power works, and I resoldered the joints to make sure. I am using 60 LEDs. I think I am going to try 30 lets see if that helps. I might have to return the LEDs I might have DOA.
OKAY SO am looking at this build list and the power supply is different from the one I purchased is the Solding video "JOVNO 5V 15A Adapter, 100-240V AC to DC 5 Volt 15 Amp 75W Power Supply, 12A 10A 9A 8A Converter RGB LEDs Driver 5.5x2.5mm Tip 7.5ft Cord for Christmas Lights WS2812B WS2811 WS2813 SK6812 LED Strips"
Does this matter or is it to much Amps going through the Leds. Gonna buy the Powersupply linked in this video to see if that's the issue. I hope I didn't burn the LEDs out.
I'd say before you try anything else, in WLED under config and led preferences make sure next to the gpio section you put the pin number you used for data. I always use d2 so I put 2 in that section. It used to default to 2 after installing WLED but lately I noticed it defaulted to 16 so I now sometimes have to go in and change it the first time after a flash. If that doesn't work, make sure your GND from the esp, power supply and led strip are all common. Let me know if that works as those are the first 2 things that came to mind to check.
@@ChrisMaherDIY So I finally got it working. Thank you I had to change the GPIO to d2 it drove me crazy.