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So just to refresh your memory (or to introduce it to those who haven’t seen it), this is the wall in my theater roomthat sparked all the requests. Frankly, I was a bit amazed at the demand since these images are so dark. (FYI – it is hard to accurately capture a theater room because, by nature, they are unlit, and adding too much flash destroys th...
For each lighted, movie, poster box you will need: 1. 1 – Movie poster frame 2. 3 – rolls of LED bulb strips 3. 1 – DC adapter 4. 3 – Power Jack Adapters 5. 1 – LED Remote Controller 6. 1 – 3 way male to female DC converter 7. Roll of HVAC tape (this looks similar to duct tape but is very shiny – find it in the same aisle as regular duct tape) 8. 1...
To create the box, I used 1×4 Oak boards (actual is 3/4″ x 3 1/2″) which can be purchased at both of the big box stores. You will need 2 boards cut 41 1/4″ and 2 boards cut to 26 3/4.” To create the frame, I used my Kreg pocket hole jig and Kreg pocket hole screws. I suggest that you use this method to assemble the box, because it needs to be sturd...
Take a close look at the wiring layout. Identify all the parts, and make sure that you have a clear understanding of the way all the connections are made before going forward. It’s pretty simple once you lay everything out and look at it, but knowing how it lays out will help you make better decisions on placement. (Do not connect them yet, just la...
There are several reasons why I chose this frame for the box. One of which is that it already has several pre drilled holes through the metal frame. So, once the interior of the box is finished, you need to lay the frame on the box and lift the snap fronts up. Then, mark the location of the holes onto the box and pre drill your screw holes through ...
I also wanted to let you know (for those who are unaware) about what type of posters to buy for a lighted movie poster box. You can’t go out and just buy any old poster. Well, you could, but it isn’t going to work well. Movie posters that are meant to be lit are double-sided. You can see here, where I have lifted the corner of my poster back, that ...
My go to place for stocking up on theater candy is DollarTree.* Yep, I said it. DollarTree! Why? Well, I can order the candy by the case and of course, everything is a dollar. I love just getting the big box of candy in the mail. At this point, I think the neighborhood kids are looking for my box to arrive, too. ? The candy is always good quality, ...
Some of the best looking DS posters out there are Disney cartoons. Finding Nemo is a popular choice, and looks like an aquarium. I personally love the Jack Sparrow poster from the image in this post. His eyes seem to glow. But whatever you choose, you will find that the price range on posters runs from around $20 all the way into the hundreds for s...
Assemble the aluminum frame as it should be and set it on the front of the box. On the bottom of the box measure 3" from the outer edge for the hinges. Make sure they're level and have room to turn outward. Pre-drill and screw them in. Then on the top of the box, measure 5" from the sides to attach the latches.
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- Put the boards together using the Kreg.
- Nail and glue backing. Once I had the frame assembled then I used wood glue and nails to attach the backing to the frame
- Hole for power cord. You’re going to need a hole big enough for the power plug to fit through. I drilled a hole in one of the shorter boards — it doesn’t matter which one at this point.
- Paint. I used Rust-oleum paint and primer in one spray pain t just for speed and ease. You don’t need to paint the back, just the sides. I used 2 coats waiting 30 minutes between each coat.
May 5, 2022 · This will create a frame with a clear, semi-rigid back that can be mounted onto the light box. 3. I suggest gluing the 1x2 wood material into an L-section before sawing to length. Clamp it together until cured then saw into lengths as shown in the drawing.-----A note on posters! Be sure that you buy "original" "double-sided" movie posters ...
