Light Up LED Acrylic Base
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This is a base I made for a light up LED acrylic. Inspiration for the base was from RCLifeOn's "RCLifeOn 3D Printer to Engraver". Unfortunately, he did not post dimensions on his files so I had to recreate just by looking at his model images. The base surface is 14in wide by 4in deep. The height of the top and bottom pieces are 1.5in each and the middle is 1in, totaling 4in tall. This is is made for a piece of 1/8in acrylic or glass measuring 12in x 12in. I have included the Solidworks files as well. Feel free to remix or perfect. The acrylic slides completely through the top piece and into the middle piece to sit directly on the LED strip. The wiring for the LED strip light is fitted through the cut-out towards the right of the middle piece channel. The bottom cut-out area is made for a standard light adapter you can find on amazon so the IR receiver can be placed into the front cut-out and the female port for the power supply can be on the right side side. i wanted all of the wires inside, except of course the power supply wire. I used a Dremel laser cutter to engrave my acrylic with a custom personal design (hence why I blurred the design out). Update 5/21: The bottom layer needs to be updated for one thing. The hole for the IR receiver needs to be moved over the right (if you are facing the front). The reason why is, based on the the intended design, the controller module that connects the power supply, LED lights, and IR receiver is supposed to be mounted as close to the right wall. However, when I did that, the IR receiver cable could no longer reach hole location that I created in the design.
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