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LED Circuit

Fordie99 · 2013-03-19 09:17:48

Okay I need to do a basic LED circuit with a clock mechanism. This will be mounted onto a piece of perspex. just wondering how will i stick the LED's and Mechanism to the perspex. I will be drilling three holes to insert the three elements. Any ideas of the best adhesive?

19-03-2013 9:17am

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Fordie99

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Okay I need to do a basic LED circuit with a clock mechanism. This will be mounted onto a piece of perspex. just wondering how will i stick the LED's and Mechanism to the perspex. I will be drilling three holes to insert the three elements. Any ideas of the best adhesive?

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#2 19-03-2013 1:06pm

mawk

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Superglue will do fine I would think. Just try to glue the base of the led not the cap. Because it dries cloudy and well diffuse the light unevenly.

No need to be fancy, a t-pack led weighs nothing

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