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Materials
16 x 5m 30P/m (150 Pixels) WS2812b LED Strip
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1 x ESP 8266 microcontroller (6 pack) - 1 extra just in case
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4 x 5V 60A DC Power Supply
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4 x AC Power Cord
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4 x 1kg Black PLA Filament
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1 x Light-Diffusing Cloth
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1 x 36x48 inch Cardboard Sheets (5 Pack)
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Other Supplies
3D Printer - https://amzn.to/3KiTst6 - Insane value beginner printer
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Stapler - https://amzn.to/3RPpDmT

Who needs nano leaf tiles when you can DIY an entire wall of LEDs! In this episode of Tech Random, Chris Parker is teaching you how to build your own 7-foot wide LED matrix for under $500! With a focus on beginner-friendly steps, Chris will walk you through the entire process of building the panels, connecting the LEDs, and using WebSockets to control the display over WiFi. This video is a must-watch for anyone who wants to add a pop of color and life to their room, or for those who are looking for a unique visual experience for their music or video calls. So get ready to ignite your creative side, as Chris takes you through the exciting world of LED walls!

Timestamps:
0:00 Demo of the Display
0:26 Introduction
0:50 3D Printing the Tiles
1:43 Materials and Supplies
2:19 Like the Video
2:35 Building the Panel
4:10 Testing the LEDs
5:27 Connecting the Power Supply
6:54 Adding the Diffuser
8:21 Fixing Broken Software
9:08 WebSockets
10:06 Single Panel Firmware
11:23 Four Panel Firmware
13:26 Final Thoughts