Giant 4x8ft Lite Brite! || How To
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- čas přidán 13. 05. 2019
- I made a massive 4x8ft Lite Brite!!! My sisters work was putting on a youth event and asked me to make this for the event since the theme was LIT. It was a lot of hard work and I wanted to quit a bunch of times. Now that it is all done it looks awesome and its totally fun to play with.
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This thing ended up looking so cool!
Great work!!
That was an insane project! Great editing and story telling!
Congratulations!! Love the project...I had one when I was a little kid...30 years ago...that’s when LED Lights were born...Now they save lives on emergency vehicles and have changed the way for all lights
Wow! It is amazing!!
Thanks!
Superb! We all hit that "Why did I start this madness..." in these big projects. Congrats on pushing through and completing it!
Thanks. It was so hard but fun.
Great job!!
Thanks!
Came out really cool Ashley!
Thanks!
NO time to loose your will to live, you've got work to do :-) Awesome project!
Marcus Shaw thanks!
I would have never thought of building a ginormus lite brite! So cool!👍
clinton iker thanks!
I'm very impressed you made this. Well done.
Thank you!
Came out very cool, a lot of holes drilled,
Looks good. Thank you for the video.
That's really cool, Ashley! Great job!
Billy
Thank you!
Great build Ashley!
Thanks!
Loved the video. Loved the end product. You put in so much effort. Well done with sticking with it.
Thanks!
Woah. This is absolutely fantastic!
BigChunkyy thanks!
That looks very cool! Great work.
davebauerart thanks!
That's LIT!
Awesome! Lite Brite... for the win!
Awesome Wood Things thanks!
Haven't seen anything like that on the internet. Truly awesome. You have the patience of a saint to make so many holes! I bet drilling the last hole felt good. Definitely need to check out more of your videos!
I literally cried after I drilled the last hole! It felt so good to be finished with that part of the project. Thanks for watching.
good job, fantastic result
Thanks!
That turned out looking awesome - well done :)
The Mad Maker thanks!
This is awesome!!!!!!!
This is so cool!! You are very talented to build this!
Thanks!
Love this
I would love to make one
I absolutely loved watching this, and seeing how you faced such immense challenges, conquering every one of them! New sub here!
Thank you! You are so kind. This was a crazy project!
Eres una artista, felicidades.
That looks awesome! I remember playing with Lite-Brite as a kid.
If you were to do it again (!!), instead of using a paper template to locate the center-punch locations, maybe make template with sharp pins to make the marks... like a 1' x 1' x 1/2" thick piece of wood with screws or nails protruding out the bottom. Would need some thru holes to let you locate it correctly.
Thanks! That would have been a good idea to do that rather than use my paper template lol. As of right now I am not planning on making another one.
So glad I found your channel. This is badass👍 My kids and I 💜your skills. Cool chicks wear safety goggles.
Ms. Bambi Ohdamn thanks! This project was a lot of fun and super stressful!
Woah!! I dreamt of making a giant lite brite and after seeing the work that went into it, I'm glad you did it so I don't have to 🤣 It looks so awesome! I know acrylic rod is pretty pricey. I wonder how well 3D printer pegs would have worked...
Glad I could go through the pain for you. This project ended up being cool and fun after the fact but I have never regretted taking a commission so much! Acrylic rod is so expensive!!!! It was way cheaper to get clear rods and paint them rather then buying the colored rod.
Wow, Super Cool
Thanks!
Wow! That was a big project, came out looking great. 👍👍
Impressive project! It was very nice meeting you at Maker Faire a few weeks ago.
Route 9 Signs thanks! It was nice to meet you as well.
Using a wood stop block clamped to the saw fence is faster and more accurate for cutting identical lengths.
When marking out that many holes, a wood or sheet metal guide makes it go way faster. Countersink the holes, you can drill them from the guide using a pin or 2 to keep it aligned and you can go really fast.
Using some crappy/scrap wood sheet beneath what youre drilling will prevent that tearout on the backside. You can offset the holes on the scrap to use a peice 1/4 as big. Sometimes even tape or paint helps.
Hearing your moan about not having a cnc when your woodworking equip is 5x mine was a lil annoying tbh.
Suprised your sheet didn't break more really. nice job keeping it together! Using long strips to hold it works better. Lexan is way more forgiving, but more costly and floppy.
Dip-dying the pegs might work better and be easier on yourself and your envorons than spray cans. Might also pass more light.
Anyway, these are just tips. you did the hard thing and actually made it. Nice job!
cannonball!!!!!
i saw these in gliwice
This was actually on my project list. It does look like a lot of work but it came out great. Did you think about maybe making a bunch of wood plugs painted black so that every hole would not need a light rod?
BronkBuilt thanks. yeah that might happen in the future but for this specific event they all had to be lit.
Add template in description I am trying to make one of these
Hi where can i get this template
How much did you spend on this also how much would you charge to make this for someone?
How many pieces of plywood did you purchase for this project and what did you have the employee cut them for?
Sam Skaggs I bought 2. I had him cut one done slightly for the back panel with the lights
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Great effort.
Too much work.
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This looks expensive, does anyone know how much this project took money wise to complete ? I just looked up the rods and they r pricy !!
It was expensive to make. It cost a little over $1000. At the time I bought all the rods for around $800. And I bough clear ones and painted them since colored acrylic rods are crazy expensive!
How much did this project cost you?
Lesa Patton the most expensive part was the acrylic rods. That was about 800 and the wood and paint was another 100.
@@ChippedBuilds where did you purchase the acrylic rods?
Lesa Patton industrial plastics in Anaheim California