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In this video we take some 4" PVC and turn it into two giant Christmas candy canes with 300 LEDs each! A quick and easy DIY project that is fun to build and looks amazing. Complete parts list below. I apologize in advance about not mentioning the electronics used at the end. I used a QuinLED-Dig-Uno v3 board and a 12V power supply to control the LEDs on the candy canes. I also use the same electronics to control the LEDs on the porch columns, hence the additional wires. Oh, and don't mind the front of the house, another DIY renovation project underway! 2 - 4" x 10' PVC pipe 8 - 4" x 45deg PVC fittings 1 - can of Rustoleum red plastic spray paint 2 - BTF-LIGHTING WS2815 5m 300 Pixels Individually Addressable RGB LED White IP65 Waterproof strips (https://a.co/d/8S33rKq) 1 - QuinLED-Dig-Uno v3 (https://www.drzzs.com/shop/dig-uno-di...) 1 - 12V power supply. I used a Mean Well LRS-350-12 to power the candy canes and porch columns, but the candy canes alone need 120W and 10A. The Mean Well LRS-150-12 150W 12V 12.5 Amp will work ( https://a.co/d/cm3xM1i) The QuinLED-Dig-Uno comes with WLED pre-installed. More info here https://kno.wled.ge/. If the Dig-Uno is out-of-stock, other controllers can be used instead with WLED! Merry Christmas! 00:00 Cutting the PVC 01:23 Gluing the PVC 04:15 Painting the candy canes 07:52 Adding the LEDs 09:49 Final install and display