Led Lamp for your DIY

Led Lamp for your DIYI made this lamp for a microscope a long time ago, which can be seen in my videos, for example in this one . But yesterday my friend needed an extruder light, so I adapted this model for a universal mount, both glue and screws. Mount the lamp is also in three versions.As for using this lamp for a microscope, here I used a flexible tube (gooseneck) with a diameter of 4 mm from a ready-made USB lamp from IKEA (there was practically no light from it, and it was lying around unnecessarily). But such flexible tubes are also in other inexpensive products, such as microphones and so on, but they are not very long ... See the links below.As a diffuser, I used a marker with metallic chrome paint. I bought it out of curiosity, and then ideas for using it came up, and one of them came true. At the same time, the brightness of the glow increases by more than 30% (tested with a luxmeter).For this lamp, LED strips with small segmentation are suitable. Ideally, two segments of thin tape next to each other will work, it is also presented in the list of links. Its width is only 2.7mm. I used Cob Led, the link is there...See the video for details: If you liked this thing - let me know by putting like!Parts links below: Gooseneck D4mm Microphone gooseneck COB LED Strip Super Slim 2.7mm Cob led Button Head Screw M3 Screws Flat Head M3 Aluminum Heatsink Radiator 8,8x8,8mm Chrome Mirror Marker AB Glue Epoxy Super Glue 502 UV Glue Tree Frog 502 50g Strong Super Glue Links to used tools: NOGA deburring tool and Blades Digital Microscope 7" Machine Screw Tap Set UV Glue Repair Lamp Required files: project-files.zip My favorites: Thank you for every tip or donation,it means great recognition for me and helps a lot to keep going! BTC:bc1qplpzq36ghw84hty4nn2zzu4ps4sdh4th0v93j8ETH:0xc766ebbeAa76aaf629788c8F99C33A8d80d48977My some other things:

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