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Hi I am wondering if this idea would be nice to our new home with measurements of 8” ceiling high from the floor tnx

Yes, helpful 😊

Bro come to India and fix it in my room too 🥲

Would you be willing to do this for me? I'm willing to pay, i'm based in the Midlands.

top job well done👍👍👍

u paint over the star fibers and it worked? very intrested in some info on this pls

Dont know if you're gonna reply this but i'll just try 😂 did you use the same driver for the lights? And what kind of LED spec should i buy for that kind of use?

You know what would be cool putting some small pc fans in the side where the leds strips are for fans😊

great job, attempting to do the same, can this be off 240 volt switch ,also needs to be approx 35meters in lenght,thanks

Perfection ❤

Hi do you do that as a job in houses

Absolutely love your DIY ! smashing !!

This is amazing! I am going to try the tray ceiling in my house. I have a few questions if you dont mind? How far down is the tray ceiling from the main ceiling? What is width of the tray ceiling? And how deep is the overhang? Thanks

I'm planning to something similar.. When you fill the joints with the compound won't cover the optical ends?

You is well gangsta.

Looks like a B movie set

Now come and do mine

How to connect you guys I want reply my house

Very very nice. Good job done.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Like the music🎉🎉🎉 ok. Back to watch the actual video😅

Has anyone managed to replicate 3x 5m of SK6812 running safely?

Just amazed 🎉 you just paint over the fiber lights and no problem? Is that correct?

Hey can you just paint over the lights once you cut them ??

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Its really nice, although not so practical. Electrics dont have the same life expectancy as walls..if something needs replacing…that a hassle to fix😅

Do you just paint over the fibers? They may show through now but next time someone paints the ceiling won't they be covered?

How long did it take.. Fantastic work.

For people with questions about the LEDs themselves, maybe I can help some with that... In the video he used WS2801 model LEDs for the RGB and effects (addressable) lighting, but these are now outdated. For the addressable RGB - I personally would recommend either going with a COB addressable strip such as a WS2811/14/15 in COB form. The pixel density of the COB strips is much greater, so it diffuses much better and it's harder to see each individual LED. If I were going to use a non-COB addressable for this, then I'd opt for a GS8208 model, because it's 12-Bit and so dimming curves are much more accurate. For the White LEDs - Again for this I would probably opt for a COB style strip, for the same reasons I stated above. However I would be tempted to use SK6812-WWA with either 96LEDs/Meter or 144LEDs/M. The advantage of the WWA is that it can do all the cool effects of the addressable RGB strips I mentioned, but instead of using RGB, the WWA uses only Cool (W)hite/Warm (W)hite/ and (A)mber. So the advantage of the WWA is that it can do all the chasing and motion effects in variations of White and Amber, and of course it can also produce the full spectrum of White light, instead of being locked into choosing one specific color temperature for the Whites. WWA strips are also available in 12Volt models such as WS2818-WWA or GS8208-WWA, but those two 12V models can be harder to find than SK6812-WWA which is 5V... Especially the GS8208- WWA is harder to find, and even more especially in higher pixel density such as 96LEDs/M or 144LEDs/M... If you're okay with 5V, then it's easy to find SK6812-WWA in 5V, however it's definitely not impossible to find the 12V WS2818-WWA. In general the higher the pixel density, the easier it will be to diffuse the light without hot spots being seen.

Looks fantastic! Great work! My only suggestion might be to swap out those WS2801 for some newer COB style addressables that will show the pixel points much less.

Hi, Is an LED driver required or would a controller be enough (SP108E)

Fantastic job.. like a few others I'm trying to replicate it, I've a slightly larger room with a similar 240cm ceiling height. I've read and reread the comments below and even resorted to measuring my computer screen and comparing your 4" roller to get measurments. Adding mesurements to the sketch up plan would have been ideal. The drop looks 200mm (you've mentioned a few heights below) with a 60-70mm lip (2x2 plus plaster board and edge) this leaves the gap to original ceiling from lip @ 130-140mm. No plaster board on the vertical edge of the lip, just the plasterboard edge bead?

When you plastered and painted over the board, how did you you know you wouldn't plaster/paint over the fiber strands?

How did u paint with fibre optics

Thats awesome, great job. But how do you pait the ceiling but not the fibres?

got the starry bit done, just wondering the best way to create an access point if the optics light unit ever needs replacing. Where did you put yours?

Amazing but how much it cost for total ? Thanks

Hello, nice build. Could you tell me how high are these ceilings? Wondering if I can do the same on my house but the ceilings seem low.

Best one I have seen!!! Well done!

What is the cost of the materials for this project?

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My dream For one day....🥺🥹🥹🥹

I just didn’t understand how painting over the fiber like done at 5:38 didn’t block the fiber. 😮

Wow!!

Hi this is absolutely stunning ..when painting ,would I have to be careful to not let paint touch the cables ?

You put heaven om your living room

Hello, I like how you converted this ceiling to something amazing. Great work. Would you mind sharing the dimensions of the wood used to prepare the ceiling tray please ?

Awesome job mate! 👌 What size timber did you use for the job? Was it 2x2?

This is incredible

Hi I am currently doing this same project and have a question. where did you hide the fibre optic machine? Is it behind the drop in the ceiling or just sitting on the ledge? Thank you. You have inspired me to do this and I am threading the fibres through my second board as we speak.😂