Make a Super-Bright 10 Watt LED Task Lamp w/ Third Hand Soldering Holder
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Using walnut and 6 mm aluminium w/ a 10 watt LED bulb I create a task lamp for my electronics table that also features a set of third hands.
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Gorgeous! If you keep making these fancy little gadgets, I guess your electronics area is going to be one of the most unique and good looking ones in existence! I really like your creative approach and the combination of aesthetics and functionality!
PS: I envy you for that CNC-machine and all those modern tools. I feel like an old man, because all I have is like from the 50s :D
+The Post Apocalyptic Inventor Thanks so much for the nice comment! I really like to have nice things around and modern tools help :)
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Great but a tiny problem here...We don't have access to NASA workshop or lab like you do...
lol
Not having access to a workshop don't mean you can't make one. Just that u are lazy. Now if you don't even have basic tools.. tha hell you want build one of those?? Decor??
Subscribed!
Lady and tools love it!
Wish me gf could change the lightbulb without winging lol
Respect
You are super cool lady , well done :)
This is your best video so far! I love the project!
+Giaco Whatever Thanks Giaco!
Nice project. I think you should break the edges more on the holes where the wire goes up the light arm otherwise the sharp edges may, over time, cut through the cable.
Very nice. The oak was a very cool touch.. BTW you lab desk is way too clean :)
Very nice , it's cool !!! Thanks for your works great
I'm confused. Your accent is Swedish but you say "aluminum" and use the imperial system. What's the deal?
I do that too when i try to speak for an American/English speaking public, probably just because most of the American made videos do that, and i guess the metric system is not that common ower there. When i am at home i onlu use the metric system and Celsius degree, but not in my videos either, so i guess that´s why, but that just my 5 cents...
Nice Lab, good job!
Đúng là con gái! :)
Lần đầu tiên xem CLIP DIY do con cái làm.
Đồ nghề thì quá PRO.
Now THAT'S the best soldering third hand I've ever seen! It looks high quality, sturdy, stable and robust. The arms don't wiggle like in all the other such projects I've seen until now. Congratulations on the idea and its execution with attention to details. I respect such thoughtfulness and work. No need to watch more, I've decided already: subscribe. :) PS.Have you thought about selling this item as a kit or ready-to-use product for those who need a high quality third hand and don't have time or possibility to make one?
Love the holding arms you made... look great and super functional as well!
Joe
+homesteadonomics Thanks Joe!
wow!! VERYNICE.. my only problem now are the tools to use... !!
All I want for x-mas is an x-carve
btw you wrote Aluminium right (in your description) but you spell it american
Hi Darbin, Just wondering, what is your field of study?
Diction apologize for my writing, I do not even speak English, I write the following message by google translator.
Darbin: Very good your project. I will amend my base welds
HI Linn - Nice project
2 comments:
1. According to my experience 10W LEDs need bigger heat sinks
2. LEDs need to be connected to a driver that limits the current and not only the voltage
Since the current changes as the LED gets hot - this may cause 'Thermal runaway' that will shorten the LED lifespan
+zehavitshahar Thanks!
with that boost driver, one could add a pot there for some dimmer
mmmmm
another great show....love the narration.....I need to build one of these.......Lynn where did you get your interest in making things, at what age did you start building?........thanks for the time.........
+Rick L Thanks Rick! I have been interested in making things my whole life :)
Came onto your video by chance... loved it. May I be so bold as to make a suggestion? If you put a dab of the hot glue into the holes that the wires go into, at least those that articulate, it will prevent the sharp hole edges from scratching through the wire insulation. btw... I like the look just as you do!! Subscribing...
very good - came out nice. Though one can get a 10W flood light water resistant on ebay for
bright idea.you are a professional electronics hobbyist with a workshop fully equipt. and you are attractive looking lady.
Nice work! Looks really useful :), that piece of walnut you used for the base is gorgeous.
Super cool job, Lynn! Thanks for great video. Just a couple of question. A 10W LED isn't too bright? Don't you think about pwm dimming? Also the fan and filter is highly recommended to work with rosin solder. Take care of your lungs!
Why not a 12 volt 10w led?
I have here a 12volt 10w with a led dimmer.
That is a led with 3 parallel and 3 strings.
10W led chips (like the one in video) come in two different configurations, one will work with 12V other with 30V.
For those wanting more info search YT for " Julian's Workshop: Finding Inspiration for the Next Video ", he talks about those at around 3min mark
What a neat design! A solved light problems using cheap ikea aluminium frying pan(as heatsink and cover) and 6x 10W 12V leds, with cheap notebook adapter as power source. I've used tap and die(M3) directly into pan to hold the leds in place. My design looks "how ya do 'in" a little bit. Thanks for your video.
Oh and I probably fell in love again! (to creep it up a little bit)
Hi Darbin,so many things to say but i`m confused ! ! ! !.first of all,you are so pretty.i have surprised that,how this so beautiful girl is doing so good and perfect technical job.your skill is amazing.your designed 3rd hand + light station is so compact and practical,why should you commercialize this idea? well i am also interested in making of 3rd hand kind of tool but i have "little" problem,I have no portable CNC.well i can manage it manually.thanks again.
Hello! with respect and admiration; receives a greeting from Medellin Colombia. Great job and a great person you are by sharing your wisdom.I am sending this message translated ... because they do not speak English !. "thank you very much and makes this project because I work in the computer systems and electronics and this ecxelente and beautiful." Always take care.
Very cool little bit of kit. However you can buy 12v 10W LEDs for about $1 from places like BangGood, which would save nearly $20 on the whole project as you won't need the voltage booster either.
Ah! I've been meaning to buy my own 3rd hand stand, but after seeing this, maybe I'll buy my own. Thought I might share that I like to use 12v halo (or ring) LED lights for this type of application. Lots of LEDs in a ring to keep the shadows off of my work!
That is so cool....Exactly what every electronics nerd needs!Good job!
This is probably the most ellegant soldering station! good job with the aluminum!
+Cactus! workshop Thanks!
yeah cuz everyone has a cnc machine just laying around in the back of a closet somewhere....ugh
Beautifully made! The 10 Watt LED seems a bit much for lighting such a small area. 3 Watt is enough and requires much simpler electronics.
Hello Darbin , good night .
I wonder what that machine is chopping wood .
Congratulations on the project. Very good.
Hello Darbin , good night .
I wonder what that machine is chopping wood .
Congratulations on the project. Very good.
so nice ... good job Lynn but i think you don't need an LED that big a smaller (5mm) one could do the job or a combination of 2 even smaller, less heat ... :) by the way i like that CNC is it a wood and meatl CNC ?
Don't forget to limit the current, otherwise the LED won't live long! (many boosters have this feature).
and I would add a magnifier too :) Looks awesome!
hi dear..it first subscribe here ...I cume when I see y video in make ....I was looking so much for unique soldering station and y make one just what I imagine ...pleasure to me to be one of your subscribers. .
I would advise not attaching the alligator clips with epoxy. The clips can easily become damaged and require replacement. Not to mention you could at some point want to attach clips of different sizes or styles. A screw would be a better option I think. Otherwise, I love the concept.
Very nice project!
I would add an option to change the LED brightness. it looks very bright or maybe it's only in the video...
Cool device, can be really helpful when doing electronics and soldering! Neat project!
+Scrap wood City Thanks!
Hey Linn! I like what you are doing here on youtube, thanks for the inspiration and instructions for things! And maybe a little tip for you. I saw you were drilling the aluminum dry, and aluminum is kinda sticky. Most of the times it helps to put some spirit (you know, the blue stinky burning liquid) on your drill and workpiece. A little WD-40 helps also. Keep it up!
i've watched this video many times now , see i want to make this, but there is so many complicated issues for me, lack of many tools/ parts like Drill Press, the x carve... so i was thinking if you're willing to make a duplicate i'm buying, ship in the us, we can use paypal in advance,,, it's just this is so elegant and i love it please if you're willing send me a pm
Nice project, looks very flash!
Does that globe support dimming? I think it would be awesome to be able to set the brightness of the light something south of maximum sometimes. :)
Looks perfect, just LEDs could have been smaller without heatsink for better access to some parts and get better viewing angle and those aligator clips cant rotate they are epoxied inside and on the other end the screw is going through shaft, but good project anyway! Thumbs up
my version, maple, chiseled by hand, with know for intensity on side. needs larger alligator clips, maybe something softer for my pcb designs.
If you're Lynn, then who or what is Darbin Orvar?
her dog
+hamish carroll You are right.
+Jared English nope, dogs name is darwin. darbin orvar is apparently a "play on words" ?? i dont get it particularly, i havent seen an explanation on it but i guess it makes sense to Lynn somehow...
Okay, I spoke to quickly, you are right about the dog's name. She posted the reason once a while back. Anyway her posts are great she is very creative. Now let us not fight about this. Okay
Jared English noone is fighting. strange comment
Very nice! It looks very finished. As you said the aluminum and walnut contrast beautifully!
+Jer's Woodshop Thanks Jeremy!
Just found out your channel. Thats a great video, congrats. Sorry to ask but are you somehow swedish in any way? I ask cause when you say OK for example it sounds a lot like if you were.
That came out awesome! Is the LED too bright? Thank you 🌹🤓😺 happy late valentines day too
Aside from the fancy scribing on the aluminum plate, there's nothing being done here that couldn't be done with basic woodworking tools. The most complicated part of this seems to be center-drilling the aluminum tube. I do wonder, however, about whether most people want 10 watts of LED brightness shining right at their eyes when they're soldering or doing some other detail work.
Very nice build. I thought about using some tranparent plastic instead of the aluminium and lighting the parts from the bottom as well ...
bravo! lovely, enchanting, beautiful! 🏄
+Marc Chilifritters Thank you!
how about conductivity from the alligator clips to each other ?... sometimes We need complete Isolation so was this feature provided ?
The sun excellent video, the truth I don't understand language but looked completely with pleasure. Вя the beautiful person I am delighted by you. I will subscribe and will give to look to the friends. to hold so 5+ it is a lot of to you likes and prosperity to your business.
Linn, I bet if you produced a couple of these and sold them on Amazon, they would sell out quite quickly. These are high quality.
i have seen couple of videos of yours , and you are such an amazing girl , i like the way you do stuff , keep it up an all the best .
You could use a joule thief in order to power the LED. I've seen a joule thief run a 50 watt so 30 watt is no problem.
Awesome work. Nice idea.
Am also planning to built one .. "a bigger one to hold larger pcb".
Thanks for sharing this .... Great help :)
Great Job!... you could also add a potentiometer knob to control the intensity of the light ... just an idea :)
don't like it , it's really small and you have no place to work & it's aluminium so the solder might get stuck in there the think i liked is that you made that all by yourself and the light but i like bigger area to work, Dustin Penner made one that was big and made by ceramic so there is no way that solder will get stuck
Did you check the thermal stability of the voltage booster? Nice work BTW :)
could you please tell me what is that dust mask on 2:00 (brand, model). It looks comfortable and light for all day use.. .
Nice job Linn. Don't stop changing things up. It makes your channel fun and exciting! :)
+RetroWeld Thanks Douglas!
U are so cool I love your video's u inspire me to do so much on my own I learned alot from you thank u so much and please keep up the good work and videos 👍👍👍👍
ok, this is a really cool project, congrats. Awesome!!!!!!!!!
+EsseAkka LAB carpentry workshop Thanks!
Hate that visible power cable to light ,also please can you pronounce solder without dropping the L Lol
wow! cool to find another swedish maker! and also that you are a woman showing off how to make cool things will surely be an inspiration to young girls to tech and making.
jag är ju då också svensk och har en liten blogg om vad jag pysslar med, petter.tech, den är dock på svenska!
Круто! У меня в 10 лет тоже так получалось, правда из электро инструментов у меня была только дрель...
Amazing, Very Useful
Good Job Linn 👏👏
hello there.. could you post the link for that machine you used to cut and engrave please?
I do not know much English should translate only through mistakes please sympathetic aunt :p
Brilliant - brilliant project, brilliantly presented.
Inspiring.
awesome!!!!!
If I just had the machine equipment. Very cool!!!!
That is really cool I know you I used to do electronics you never got enough hands. Brian UK
Awesome!
That's cool Linn! That light looks incredibly bright. Perfect for intricate work. The only thing I'd have to say that I scratched my head over was how you screwed on the mesh on the bottom... I think screwing the corners down, instead of the sides, would prevent the corners from getting catches and bending out of shape as you move it. Other than that, I love it! Nice touch making it a "signature piece" too!
Cheers!
+Jerry Paul Thanks Jerry!
Why the voltage booster? Also the voltage booster link is no longer working.
The combination of walnut and aluminum is just spot on! Beautiful work Linn!
+Andrea Arzensek Thanks Andrea!
Nice work.. Suggest if u can set a pc fan so that the smoke of soldering can go away
where did you get your c&c machine to cut out the wood and about how much also is there a brand name you would recommend?
Fantastic build. I was almost to the point where I was going to suggest adding a magnifying glass, but it looks like you read minds too! I am always impressed with your creativity.
+Ira Kopilow Thanks for watching Ira!
Thanks for motivating me
Over the few years i've had a third hand (mananged for over 40 years without one), i've been wanting to change it around because it was sometimes awkward for holding wires for soldering, but kept putting it off because i wasn't sure any of my ideas would work, i was basing it around the original base, your use of a larger wood base was what i needed.
My version isn't pretty, but it's now more functional
+Sparky Projects Thanks for watching!
nice !!
Very Nice! There may be one in my future lol! I just started my own wood channel and am gaining quite an appreciation for those of you who get a new vid out each week. I've enjoyed many of yours and I've picked up a few tips while watching. Thanks!!
+BirdsAdventuresInWoodworking Good luck and thanks for watching!
el titulo dice haga??con todas esas herramientas de tecnologia queres que un simple persona lo hago fakee..
Very nice build. I like it. Im going to make it a bit bigger to work on. Thanx
Nice little project, thanks for sharing. Yes, great idea using your woodworking skills to build your electronics workshop. When are you going to reveal your master plan?
+Jeff Harmed Thanks! Not much of a master plan if it is announced :)
Just what i need in my wife should know how to use tools and independent love this type of woman 💙
Excellent project. Excellent video. Thank you.
This is really nice! I really like the material choices also!
+Diode Press Thanks Graham!
Isn't dangerous to leave the LED exposed like that?
maybe out of topic but it sounds like you got a strong Swedish accent
yeah because everyone everyone and their mother has a machine wood carver , lol.
Have anyone thought how perfect Lynn is?
me :'(