Nerdforge | Making a BEAST of a Controller Stand - First epoxy attempt! @Nerdforge | Uploaded January 2019 | Updated October 2024, 8 hours ago.
Making a gaming controller stand, even though girls aren't videogames.
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PARTS USED:
- LED-controller: bit.ly/rgb-led-controller
- RGB LED-strip (I couldn't find 120 LEDs/meter, so this one's 60): bit.ly/60leds-rgb
- 4 pin connector: bit.ly/4pin-connector
- X-connector: bit.ly/xconnector
- RGB cables: bit.ly/rgb-cable
- Heat shrink tube: bit.ly/heat-shrink
- Power supply: bit.ly/12v-supply
- Oak wood, 2 cm thick
- Acrylic glass, 6mm thick
- Epoxy resin
- Black spray paint
- RGB LED-strip with individually addressable diodes and 144 LEDs/meter (I didn't use it here, but it could look pretty cool too. PS: 5V!): bit.ly/144leds

TOOLS:
- Soldering iron: bit.ly/solder-station
- Hot glue gun: bit.ly/hot-glue
- Router
- Coping saw (handheld & electric)
- Heat gun
- Jigsaw
- Circular saw
- Hand planer
- Files and sandpaper
- Wood glue and epoxy glue

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