Your tips and tricks and sheer knowledge are invaluable! It is easy to hear in your videos (or phone conversations) how much you truly enjoy what you do - and we are lucky for that! Thank you for all you offer to all of us!
Wow! I was floored by your number one tip. No one does that. If I call I will totally try to respect your time. I already greatly appreciate your help.
I have thoroughly enjoyed your articles in American Miniaturist Magazine, and am so glad to have found your web site, and the video tutorials! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your "home made" items with us!!
I LOVE your products and your videos! Since I started watching you I've gained so much confidence in wiring my dollhouse! I've learned to solder, use adapters, and how to use the tape wire successfully. I wish I'd found you when I completed my Mrs. Clause Kitchen because none of my lighting works in that house! HA I can't wait to see your next videos.
Hello. I was gifted a dollhouse for Christmas and your videos have been very helpful. In one video, you mention the mini magic outlet tool. We have searched for it, but we can't find it. Could you plz tell me where we can purchase it?
I think I saw a video of you adding a on and off switch for the DH. I can not find it, could you please put it up again. Thank you very much! I absolutely love your videos.
I am dying to purchase the SIDS yellow glue stick tool, but can’t seem to find it anywhere on the Internet. Please, would you share where you purchased it?
yipee a new video. Question? But I thought that it was best to keep the black color going in one direction either always at the top or always at the bottom and same with the pink color.
I'm about to install a chandelier. The floor above has already been glued down. What is the best option to run power from the chandelier to the nearest available power source? I will be using the CK800 canopy adapter, or the CK806 ceiling plate. Will I run a tunnel from the chandelier for the wiring, or will I use joint compound to disguise the tape wire? This will be a reno for a customer and I'm very nervous about trying this
How do you put in grommets on a inside wall when if you pound in the grommet it moves the wall? Can't get a drill in to drill a small hole. I literally had to reglue the wall back in place. Any suggestions?
Use your hand to help stabilize the other side of the wall as you pound. Or use a hand drill, rather than a power drill, to squeeze in there and create a nominally larger pilot hole. The grommet still needs to be a snug fit, but choose a drill bit size that's just enough to where you can firmly push the grommet in without or with minimal pounding. I recommend practicing on a scrap board to figure out which drill bit size will work best first.
Where have you been all my dollhouse life? THANKS so much for the best tips!
Your tips and tricks and sheer knowledge are invaluable! It is easy to hear in your videos (or phone conversations) how much you truly enjoy what you do - and we are lucky for that! Thank you for all you offer to all of us!
Your videos are not only very entertaining, they are the most informative videos I have ever seen on Dollhouse electricity. Thanks
Wow! I was floored by your number one tip. No one does that. If I call I will totally try to respect your time. I already greatly appreciate your help.
I have thoroughly enjoyed your articles in American Miniaturist Magazine, and am so glad to have found your web site, and the video tutorials! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your "home made" items with us!!
I LOVE your products and your videos! Since I started watching you I've gained so much confidence in wiring my dollhouse! I've learned to solder, use adapters, and how to use the tape wire successfully. I wish I'd found you when I completed my Mrs. Clause Kitchen because none of my lighting works in that house! HA I can't wait to see your next videos.
Thanks for sharing such helpful information with us! It is truly appreciated.
Loved all of these tips and just bought the large grommets and bambam tool! I will be glued to this channel for a while!
I have watched over and over! wonderful tips
Excellent.
Extremely helpful. Thank you!
Awesome video, thank you for these tips!!
great job..ty very much.
Hello. I was gifted a dollhouse for Christmas and your videos have been very helpful. In one video, you mention the mini magic outlet tool. We have searched for it, but we can't find it. Could you plz tell me where we can purchase it?
I only want two lights hidden under the chimney breast of my kitchen range. How do I install simply?
I can attest that he definitely helps through phone. I've called a few times when I struggled with electric stuff.
I think I saw a video of you adding a on and off switch for the DH. I can not find it, could you please put it up again. Thank you very much! I absolutely love your videos.
Found it
I am dying to purchase the SIDS yellow glue stick tool, but can’t seem to find it anywhere on the Internet. Please, would you share where you purchased it?
yipee a new video. Question? But I thought that it was best to keep the black color going in one direction either always at the top or always at the bottom and same with the pink color.
Someone told me to "recess" so the tape won't show under the wallpaper. Do you do this? Is it really that showy?
I'm about to install a chandelier. The floor above has already been glued down. What is the best option to run power from the chandelier to the nearest available power source? I will be using the CK800 canopy adapter, or the CK806 ceiling plate. Will I run a tunnel from the chandelier for the wiring, or will I use joint compound to disguise the tape wire? This will be a reno for a customer and I'm very nervous about trying this
What clips are used on the battery great gaget
It looks like they're just alligator clips, with some wire and heat shrink. It's probably homemade.
I’m having trouble with tape wire?
Is hard wire better?
How do you put in grommets on a inside wall when if you pound in the grommet it moves the wall? Can't get a drill in to drill a small hole. I literally had to reglue the wall back in place. Any suggestions?
Use your hand to help stabilize the other side of the wall as you pound. Or use a hand drill, rather than a power drill, to squeeze in there and create a nominally larger pilot hole. The grommet still needs to be a snug fit, but choose a drill bit size that's just enough to where you can firmly push the grommet in without or with minimal pounding. I recommend practicing on a scrap board to figure out which drill bit size will work best first.