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| − | : The examples and methods presented here are | + | :The examples and methods presented here are just some of the many ways DIYC members have built display elements. They are intended as ideas and inspiration rather than the only or prescribed methods. They're only samples of ways that some of our members have made them using various materials and tools. You're certainly free to copy these displays and/or methods or use them to create your own, new display pieces. You're encouraged to share YOUR OWN designs here as well, even though your item may be similar to those presented here. You'll need an author account in this Wiki to do that; information on becoming an author is at the bottom of our main Wiki page. |
:* <span style="color:#FF0000">'''Megatrees''' - large, artificial tree displays</span> | :* <span style="color:#FF0000">'''Megatrees''' - large, artificial tree displays</span> | ||
:::'''[[Mega trees]]''' | :::'''[[Mega trees]]''' | ||
:::'''[[Stars/Toppers]]''' | :::'''[[Stars/Toppers]]''' | ||
| + | :::'''[[Copper Clad - Rebar Freestanding MegaTree]]''' | ||
:* <span style="color:#FF0000">'''Mini-trees''' - short, artificial tree/bush displays</span> | :* <span style="color:#FF0000">'''Mini-trees''' - short, artificial tree/bush displays</span> | ||
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:::'''[[Stackable PVC Design]]''' | :::'''[[Stackable PVC Design]]''' | ||
| − | :* <span style="color:#FF0000">'''Misc. Coroplast''' - | + | :* <span style="color:#FF0000">'''Misc. Coroplast''' - corrugated plastic displays</span> |
:::'''[[Santa's Workshop]]''' | :::'''[[Santa's Workshop]]''' | ||
:::'''[[Jumbo Tree Ornaments]]''' | :::'''[[Jumbo Tree Ornaments]]''' | ||
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:::'''[[Singing Pixel Snowman]]''' | :::'''[[Singing Pixel Snowman]]''' | ||
| − | :* <span style="color:#FF0000">'''Wood | + | :* <span style="color:#FF0000">'''Wood, Fibreboard, Cardboard & 3D Printing'''</span> |
:::'''[[Reflective PixelFlakes]]''' | :::'''[[Reflective PixelFlakes]]''' | ||
:::'''[[Shooting Stars]]''' | :::'''[[Shooting Stars]]''' | ||
Latest revision as of 06:41, 21 July 2026
- The examples and methods presented here are just some of the many ways DIYC members have built display elements. They are intended as ideas and inspiration rather than the only or prescribed methods. They're only samples of ways that some of our members have made them using various materials and tools. You're certainly free to copy these displays and/or methods or use them to create your own, new display pieces. You're encouraged to share YOUR OWN designs here as well, even though your item may be similar to those presented here. You'll need an author account in this Wiki to do that; information on becoming an author is at the bottom of our main Wiki page.
- Megatrees - large, artificial tree displays
- Mini-trees - short, artificial tree/bush displays
- Misc. Coroplast - corrugated plastic displays
- Misc. PVC - displays made using PVC pipe
- Wood, Fibreboard, Cardboard & 3D Printing
- Signage - information displays
- Live Trees - working with live trees/shrubs
- Wearable - lighting yourself or your clothes
- Window Frames - putting lights around your house windows
- DIY Wire Frames - wire frame displays
Misc. Techniques
- How to cut and/or extend rope light
- Media:RBL_Conversion_Wiki.pdf Bowhunter3125's neat way to convert Really Big Lights to use Pixels
- 3D printed ropelight power connector