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I've been trying to get into the habit of either procuring or creating at least one big thing each year. This year, although I didn't have a haunt that it would fit in, I decided to make an Electrical Transformer for my desk at work. I love working on it since I am new to making physical things (I'm more of a digital guy so graphics are my bag).
I following Terra's awesome tutorial available here: Electrical Transformer: Tutorial.
I had to track down pool noodles after season (that was a bear, but after 7 shops I found them), learned that some types of Spray paint will eat foam, searched high and low for a good container (settled on a 5 gallon bucket and glad I did) and made my first batch of Monster Mudd (love it).
Full setup
Look at that sweet detail
Spray paint will eat through Pink Foam board. Didn't know when i sprayed it, happy it did
Those nuts are Pool noodles, buttons are dimmer switches
Flicker Box that regulates the flicker of the Christmas lights in the pipe and the strobe in the transformer
Close up of the knife switch on the Flicker Box that regulates the flicker of the Christmas lights in the pipe and the strobe in the transformer
I following Terra's awesome tutorial available here: Electrical Transformer: Tutorial.
I had to track down pool noodles after season (that was a bear, but after 7 shops I found them), learned that some types of Spray paint will eat foam, searched high and low for a good container (settled on a 5 gallon bucket and glad I did) and made my first batch of Monster Mudd (love it).

Full setup

Look at that sweet detail

Spray paint will eat through Pink Foam board. Didn't know when i sprayed it, happy it did

Those nuts are Pool noodles, buttons are dimmer switches

Flicker Box that regulates the flicker of the Christmas lights in the pipe and the strobe in the transformer

Close up of the knife switch on the Flicker Box that regulates the flicker of the Christmas lights in the pipe and the strobe in the transformer

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