On Instructables, there is a guide to making your own refrigerator LED light kit, so you can put up cool (no pun intended) signs or images. It seems to be a pretty easy project, requiring just a few out-of-the-ordinary things to make.Turn your fridge into a canvas for LED art. Any passerby can place and relocate the magnetic LEDs any way they wish to create illuminated pictures and messages.
It’s great for high traffic kitchens and It’s fun for kids and adults alike.
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- Super Shield conductive nickel paint
- 1/4″ copper tape used for circuit board repair (optional)
- Spray Paint
- 10mm LEDs in quantities and colors of choice
- 330 Ohm surface-mount resistors
- One 4.5 Volt, 500 milliamp AC power supply
- 1/8″ diameter x 1/16″ NdFeB Nickel plated disc magnets
- 1/4″ diameter x 1/16″ NdFeB Nickel plated disc magnets
- 5 minute epoxy
- Masking tape
- 1/4″ Quilter’s tape
More details on the ingredients listed above as well as necessary tools for the project are available in the full Instructables guide.
As a side-note to those few readers who know much about the late life of the Tandy Color Computer, this project was done by none other than the amazing Sock Master, creator of some of the most amazing (at the time) demo-scene style work ever seen on the CoCo.
[tags]DIY, LED, LEDs, refrigerator lights, Sock Master[/tags]