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- čas přidán 19. 04. 2022
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Hey Friends! Welcome
In today’s video I’m sharing with you how I transformed our boring plain hallway into a colorful galaxy hallway with new colored can lights, fiber optic LED star lite ceiling and a glow in the dark moon hatch that leads to the attic. I’ve been dreaming up this project for a while now and I’m so excited to see it come to life. I started by cutting out two panels to fit the hallway, out of 1/8” thick birch plywood that I got from Ganahl lumber. I painted the panels white and drilled out the holes for the fiber optic LED lights. Each panel got 300 lights, 600 lights in total for the hallway. I also added a new 6” can light to the end of the hallway where there was not a light before. I changed out the existing can light for a RGB thin 6” can light that can be color controlled by my phone. I’m really impressed with how the lights turned out and it really gives a fun vibe to the hallway. I changed out the square entrance to the attic for a circle hatch that I then covered with a thin moon cut out that I created on my Onefinity CNC. I then added Total Boat Makerpoxy with grey and glow in the dark pigments from Black Diamond Pigments. The over all affect was exactly what I was hoping for. During the day the hallway looks unique and clean, at night is when it really comes to life. I’m so stoked on how it turned out and it’s quickly turned into my favorite room in the house. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this video in the comments.
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Big Thanks to:
Thank you to my awesome husband @nobadtides on Instagram for all ways being an awesome supporter, and helped with the electrical and build outs.
Big Thank you to my Best Friend Ms Rachel Metz @LivingtoDIYwithRachelMetz for coming to help me put up the first panel, and had plenty of laughs.
Also huge Thank You to @OnefinityCNC for sending me one of their refurbished CNC units and foldable stand to play with.
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Also huge Thank You to @TotalBoat for always keeping me stocked with epoxy.
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Also big thank you to black diamond pigments for sending my their glow in the dark pigments to play with.
Links to items purchased to make this project come together
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Total Boat makerpoxy:
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Color 6” can lights remote controlled
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LED light strand around moon:
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LED fiber optic lights:
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Dremel:
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Ryobi glue gun
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Ryobi caulk gun
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Ryobi sander
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Black diamond pigment
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Ultra white paint by Behr
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Rustoleum white spray paint
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Dewalt jig saw
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Camera Used:
Canon GX7 markii
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Tripod:
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Wheels for tripod
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I edited this video myself (super proud) with Adobe Premiere Pro. I’ve learned everything thus far about editing via CZcams tutorials, and a little trial and error along the way.
Music:
All music used was from Epidemic Sound
* • Corner Store - Gregory David
* • When the Noise settles - Dusty Decks
* • Mint Conditions - Dusty Decks
* • Solid Centre - Dusty Decks
* • Ocean View - Gregory David
* • Monarch Butterflies - Sarah, the illstrumentalist
* • Your fun - Sarah, the illstrumentalist
* • Mimosa with the Girls - Jobii
It's insane how well this came out. Kudos for your patience drilling, installing, and trimming all those fiber optics.
Thanks friend it was a labor of love and fun… glad you enjoyed it
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This came out amazing! And the head bonks were a nice touch.
Thanks friend glad you enjoyed it
I don't know what the thought process was that went into this transformation, but it's the coolest thing I've ever seen!!! Just WOW! Tfs 🥰
Thank you so much friend
Omg. I want to do this to my whole house!
Yes!!! Do it!!!
Finally, I have found the product and process I needed to make my dream come true.
Love hearing that! Thank you for watching and commenting
Dewmmm this is phenomenal
Thank you so much friend
I love this!
Thank you so much friend
This is so cool! I have been wanting to do this on my bedroom ceiling forever! -Steph
Heck yeah! Thanks Steph! 💜💜💜
Very nice. The Lunar element makes me happy & I retain my love of all things that Glow in the Dark from childhood. Well Done, well explained, well illustrated.
Thank you so much! 🫶🏼🌑
I was awe struck when i seen the moon in the dark, im ordering the stuff on amazon right away and try to make some sky looking peice with clouds and stars
Heck yeah, keep me updated, I’d love to know how it turns out.
LINDSAY!!!! I LOVE IT! You CRUSHED it, friend 🖤🖤🖤
Thanks lady!
Wow! Just wow! It looks amazing.
Thank you so much friend
This is INSANELY awesome!!!!
Thank you so much Lauren
Such a unique solution! Totally love it! ❤️
Thank you so much friend glad you enjoyed it
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This is AMAZING!!
Thanks friend
I'm so glad you did a video on this because it's a wonderful project!! 💛💛
Thanks Stu! Your the best
Love the moon feature, that's new!😮
Thank you so much 🌚
Nice job 👍
Thank you so much friend
8:37 Didn't see that coming. Yes. Thanks. Considering subscribing now.
Honored! 🫶🏼
It turned out SO good! I loved seeing the real time stories on IG and then seeing the whole video here ♥️ great job!
Glad you enjoyed it.
I liked the video but I LOVE the outcome of this project. This should be categorized as a dream come true diy.
Ahhh thanks friend, that means a lot
This is amazing. You absolutely nailed the look, its dreamy!
Thanks Keith!
Wow, so great! Awesome job!!
Thank you so much Becky
This is soooo cool! Bravo! 👏🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you so much friend
So magical!! I think this is just so groovy. You always amaze me with your clever wood brain!
Ahh thanks friend
One of the coolest ideas i've seen!
Thank you so much friend
We all agree that the moon was the jaw dropping piece. So here's the question: Assuming s/he could get the CNC work completed, is that something a normal person with little/no artistic talent could do, just by procuring the materials, watching the video here, and maybe a small amount of additional research and practice? Or, rather, is that something that would require hard earned knowledge, skill, and talent?
Honestly, I feel like anybody could do it with a little bit of patience and ingenuity, you could totally do the same thing or something close to
@@wood_brain I'm going to do it. It's so awesome. I just love that gradient effect you have around the craters. I saw on this comment board some talk about a longer tutorial you have elsewhere on the subject, like Instagram or something, but you didn't offer me a link here. Is there a longer/more detailed tutorial available?
It is just the coolest! Watching your creativity unfold on IG was fun but this video really shows how crazy creative you are! Amazing 👏
Thanks friend, glad you dig it!
You absolutely killed it!! It turned out incredible!
Thanks friends… couldn’t do it without TotalBoat!
This is the best hallway makeover I never knew I needed!!! This is so Awesome!
Your the best!
@@wood_brain Thank you very much! I can't wait to see your next project!
Cool project. I am a little bit obsessed with the moon. Followed progress on Instagram and I even liked it just painted white. You could definitely sell the moons on their own.
Ahhh thank you so much friend
Neat!
Thank you so much friend
What a great project, a lot of creativity, but @8:36 I wasn't expecting to see the moon so early in this project. :) I think this would be perfect in a bathroom, but I'm not sure how it would hold out with all that moisture.
Thank you so much for the feedback, I really appreciate it
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That is so awesome!! Curious to see the wiring in your attic though lol
I took that part out but we daisy’s off the other light and ran a outlet to plug in the fiber optic led, not much in that side of the attic, we have another attic on the other side of the house that we go up in more often.
I'm in love this is awesome
Thank you so much friend
@@wood_brain your welcome my love it's true though its stunning
I really like the way your brain works :) amazing!
Ahhh thanks friend
This is insanely beautiful… I’m tempted to try something like this but I don’t have nearly enough skill
Heck yeah thank you so much friend you can totally do it I have faith in you
Wow this is fabulous 😍😍😍😍😍 this video is underrated big time.
Well thank you so much!
This is my kind of channel glade I found you already subscribe great video keep ‘‘em coming
Thank you so much friend that really means a lot to me
Short circuit shorty pop everything 😂
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8.35 🎉
Omg can I order one of those moons for my soon room
I’ll be making a limited run of smaller moons 6 inches in diameter this month.
❤ lol baby
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Very nicely done. Did you wire in the fiber optics or do you plug them into an existing outlet? I guess I’m asking where are you powering the fiber optics
I ran out let’s to our attic so we could plug lights in, so I plugged the fiber optics into one of the outlets and it came with a remote to turn them on
11:50 We want to get a nice flush cut, no ifs ands or buts.
Too funny 😆
11:19 Without further ado, let's place that glue.
You crack me up
Great result! What exactly did you do for the “trim” where the board edge meets the wall? Was it just caulk?
It’s such a tight seam and because there’s a lot of things up against it you don’t even see it, so I just left it
5:29 Hahahah....Ryobi glue gun. I had no idea there was such a thing. I use the ones from the dollar store. When the glue sticks run out I just buy a new gun from the dollar store.
Just be careful that Ryobi glue gun it’s honestly the most dangerous tool I own… no control on the heat and it’ll get you every time.
13:50 Without further ado or proxy, let's pour that epoxy.
I need you as my writer 🤣
@@wood_brain I think you already got me for free. Too bad my lawyer dad has passed on. No worries, he would never work for me for free anyway.
did you end up using a diffuser on the moon lighting? Why not use projection vs the led fiber optic solution (seems labor intensive)? For the drilling wouldn't it have been faster to cnc the holes (and you could have done accurate star patterns)?
I have the diffuser material I just need to add it… Why not project it because where’s the fun in that when you can actually have LED fiber optic. I had fun drilling the holes and it honestly went by pretty fast plus my sheets were a little too large for the CNC and I didn’t need to have an accurate sky thank you for watching and commenting.
What brand of fibre optic lights did you use ? Did they come with the gold motor thing ?
How do you get the power to the fibre optic lights to they need to be attached to a power source
I got the fiber optic off of Amazon and yes the ballast section is gold. I happen to already have an outlet run to our attic, so I plugged it in to the attic outlet and it run off of a remote.
14:32 Without further ado let's turn off the lights and view that glowing hue.
On it 🤣😆💡
Do you feel that cutting the fiber strands would've been easier before mounting the panels to the ceiling?
Possibly but I wanted to make sure that there was enough play, and I didn’t pull any of the strands out of the hole when installing it
My wife and I are about to have our first baby and I'm planning a similar project on the ceiling of the nursery. Can you tell me your thinking of using 1/8" wood panels instead of drywall panels or foam insulation boards?
It was such a small area that I figured doing the thin plywood was easiest to maneuver however if I were to do a large space I probably would do it with a thin foam board or drywall but we definitely need extra help mounting it on the ceiling
Did you use the powder pigment on top of the clear epoxy or mixed with the first gray coat?
Both, I added more at the end when it was curing, for extra glow in the dark effects and depth. But also mixed it in with the grey in the first pour
@@wood_brain thank you for sharing, would you please tell me which pigments (gray and glow) specifically you used? the link shows all product available.
how do you cut out a perfect circle like that?
Slow and steady
Excuse me . I have a question about the big moon . How did you make it light?15:15 I just see the wood.
I used glow in the dark pigments that I mixed in with the epoxy so when I leave the hallway light on it, glows in the dark once they turn the lights off
What are the panels you mounted to the ceiling called? Trying to figure out how to look them up/ask for them at the store!
Thin osb board
@@wood_brain Thank you!
12:43 CNC Machine. WHAT???? Okaaaaay....so much for you being an average DIYer. RINGER! How much does that machine cost again? I don't even know what that thing is.
It’s just a fancy router that hooks up to a computer
Do you do this for a living, and if so, how much do you charge to do a loft
I create content for a living, so projects like this… unfortunately I don’t offer client work.
How did u measure/cut the boards to size ? Thx
I took measurements in all the corners of the ceiling and drew out my lines on the wood then cut and did a dry fit to see if anything need to be shaved down to fit.
@@wood_brain thx! Great job!
How did u arrange the holes for the star placement?
Like just randomly? Ur arrangement is the best I've seen 👌
Randomly, I was going to do specific constellations but decided against it.
@@wood_brain u just poked them randomly by eye? Looks great
@@wood_brain Why, because it would take too much time? Or because the effect would not be worth the effort?
How can we do the moon if we don’t have the machine
You could always paint it
What type of panel is that?
1/8” birch panel 2’x4’
How do I do this for my bar?
Just do it in larger panels and have them all connect
What cost of this project
Around $500
1:19 If you measure like a clown, cut it down.
Once again gold 👏🏼