Golden Retriever night light - Part 8

This project is completed. Having said that for now it's using a simple 2 cell battery pack with switch as I'm waiting for the LED strip light with controller to arrive, same as that used in the Samoyed night light - see previous posts.

Sitting on my 14" homemade bandsaw in the workshop.

Lights off.

Happy with that.

One last thing I had to work out was how to secure the inner DIY frame to the outer store bought picture frame so made some brackets from brass strip.

That's all folks.

Dell switch is dead!

Not able to even access the Telstra modem downstairs in my study from the balcony AIO desktop - bugger.

The Dell 16 port switch in the linen cupboard is dead - no lights. This thing has been running for like 15 years, I did have to recap the board some years ago but apart from that - is good.

Bella to vet again

Ongoing issues with some sort of parasitic invasion around her crop and neck.

LED string lights delivered

Arrived today and I'm thinking of using them instead of the regular fairy LED's for silhouette lighting.

Golden Retriever night light - Part 7

During a test fit of the internal doggie frame assembly into the picture frame itself I noted there is no clearance between the front face of the doggie and the back of the glass. we need to make some thin spacers.

This is my homemade 8" bandsaw that is powered by a very nice brushless washing machine motor.

Golden Retriever night light - Part 6

Mock-up with masking tape to get the best lighting effect.

Photo of doggie under the work bench where it's a bit darker to see the effect.

Looks good. Next session we can heat up the glue gun.

Back soon...

Telstra NBN speed check

Looks good.