I'm sure someone else has done something similar, but this new way of fixing flip tiles works pretty good.
Also, I'm hoping one of you can help me figure something out
The basic idea is to remove tile material along the top of sufficient length to give the wire a good footing. I'm using very malleable Christmas tree ornament hangers. I think this is much preferred to a stiffer metal. Plus the width matches the tile width pretty well.
Glue with superglue and coat with baking soda to increase speed of the glue curing. I added an extra line of glue as a weld along the wire on one side to increase the strength.
Then sand down lightly and paint with an acrylic flat black.
In the video you'll see I wasn't very careful. I was in a hurry to try this out.
As far as my question ... I'm trying to figure out what the component indicated below is and does.
The video shows it better in place. The board at top is just the DC input. The wires to the device come off the board.
See the Video
Also, I'm hoping one of you can help me figure something out
The basic idea is to remove tile material along the top of sufficient length to give the wire a good footing. I'm using very malleable Christmas tree ornament hangers. I think this is much preferred to a stiffer metal. Plus the width matches the tile width pretty well.
Glue with superglue and coat with baking soda to increase speed of the glue curing. I added an extra line of glue as a weld along the wire on one side to increase the strength.
Then sand down lightly and paint with an acrylic flat black.
In the video you'll see I wasn't very careful. I was in a hurry to try this out.
As far as my question ... I'm trying to figure out what the component indicated below is and does.
The video shows it better in place. The board at top is just the DC input. The wires to the device come off the board.
See the Video
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