Boscoyo Strip Alignment Tool
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Human: Ensures that pixel strips are evenly spaced before adding pixels. Builds a custom jig using inexpensive 2x4s, slightly longer than the required pixel strip length. Mortises overlapping ends when joining multiple 2x4s to create a flat surface. It's recommended to print 4-5 alignment tools for each typical-length strip: one at each end and a couple in the middle. Determines the exact length of the pixel strip needed, cuts it accurately, and prepares it for installation. Positions an alignment tool on one end of the jig and secures it with #6 screws. Inserts the pixel strip into that end and places another alignment tool on the opposite end, applying gentle tension as needed. Marks the position and secures the other end's alignment tool with #6 screws. Places additional alignment tools in the middle of the strip and secures them firmly. The goal is to have the strip lay flat under gentle tension at every alignment tool location. If a pixel strip has perfectly even spacing, all holes should align when placing it onto the jig. To ensure accuracy, rotate the strip 180 degrees and verify alignment in both directions.
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