Mounting GE Pixel Poles

This is a modification to my mounting Coro props video from last year. I purchased some pixel poles that the pixel density was too high for my last method. This modified approach will allow you to use PVC for almost any prop.

[@devinhedge]

Always a pleasure. I’m doing EXACTLY the same thing.

[@richardcdldriver]

Outstanding video

[@bergmannlights5149]

Thanks

[@stevehj]

Thank you! I’m not seeing that impression prop with the same pixel density on GE website. Ca. You provide a link? Thanks!

[@bergmannlights5149]

Here is the link.
gilbertengineeringusa.com/products/impression-poor-mans-pixel-pole?variant=32331240243302

[@randysutton8636]

Im planning on using something like this on my 4 front porch columns. Do you think straight forword would look ok from the road 55 ft away. Or should i wrap the columns and have a few pixels on each side as well?

[@bergmannlights5149]

You should be good. These are going on my porch columns at about the same distance

[@dengill]

Went to buy t nut. They come in different sizes.
What size do you use.
1/4 20 fits the bolts but what size to fit in the pipe.
Thank you

[@bergmannlights5149]

Here is a link to the tenure I used.
1/4"-20 T-Nuts | 100pc | by Bolt Dropper, Pronged Tee Nut. for Wood, Rock Climbing Holds, Cabinetry a.co/d/87rtjrM

[@dengill]

@@bergmannlights5149
Thank you. Ordered

[@Scottie_70]

Do you have a parts list ? Carriage bolt size? T nut size? Etc

[@bergmannlights5149]

Standard 1/4 inch bolts and t-nuts. Here is a mama on link for the T-nuts I used
1/4"-20 T-Nut (100 Pack), Zinc-Plated Steel Corriosion Resistant, 5/16" Barrel Length, 4-Pronged Tee Nut for Wood, Rock Climbing Holds and Cabinetry by Bolt Dropper a.co/d/cbz7PJQ