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DIY LED chandelier
This must be the best use for some 160 white LED diodes that you have laying around. The whole chandelier is powered from mains, actually from a 12V transformer. Vertical support is made out of bicycle wheel spokes and they are also used as power lines for LEDs.
I must say, it looks very impressive!
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LED luster od 160 bijelih LED dioda
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