LED Candle Holder

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LED Candle Holder

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Welcome to my DIY guide on creating a modern, stylish candleholder that blends art with functionality. Using high-quality stainless steel straws, trays, resin, and LED flickering candles, I’ve crafted a unique piece that brings a contemporary twist to traditional candlelight. This project is perfect for anyone looking to add a touch of modern elegance to their home decor.

Supplies

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Stainless steel straws

Stainless steel rings

Stainless steel trays

LED flickering candles

Epoxy resin kit

Design & Preparation:

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Start by designing your candleholder layout. Drill holes in the tray. Arrange the stainless steel straws on the tray.

Making Connectors:

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I designed a custom PCB, used ferrules.

Pouring Resin#1

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A resin mold can make it easier. Place the magnets into the holes. Mind the polarity of magnets. The 2 magnets must be in opposite direction. Put the soldered pcbs into the mold and pour the resin.

Spring Pins:

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Put the pins into the tubes. Use a 0.6mm sheet for spacing. Solder them carefully, do not overheat.

Straws, Rings and Resin:

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Secure the straws in place using superglue, then mix and pour the resin over the pcbs and magnets, ensuring they’re evenly coated and firmly attached.

Candles:

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Cut a conduit into 5 cm pieces. The LED needs a current limiting resistor ( 100-330 ohm).

Electrical Connection:

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Pay attention to the polarity of the magnets and LEDs. I also used a 30-minute timer. Powered by USB 5V or 3pcs AA or AAA batteries. Last step, pour resin and allow it to cure completely.

Enjoy the Result :)

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