Hexaleaf

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Wanted to go solder-less, but still have the option to rearrange. Also bought reflective panels, cut them to shape and installed them to give more uniform lighting. Things I changed: - Removed RGB light clips - Let the 3m tape do the work. - Removed circular holes on the back piece. - Added rectangular holes on the bottom of the back piece so I can fit the 4 pin RGB connectors through the bottom and under the reflective panels. - Notched out a small piece of the hexagon backing to make room for the 4 pin RGB connector. This is where a new panel will connect to the previous one. - Added a small rectangular hole in the "starter" piece. This is where you can slide your RGB lights through to the connector on the power supply. - Resized the connectors, as the originals were too big and wouldn't fit. - Slimmed down the mount piece so it doesn't interfere with reflective panels. Other materials: - RGB Lights: https://www.amazon.ca/Govee-Control-Changing-Bedroom-Kitchen/dp/B08H5LS7G4/ref=sr_1_13?crid=149UKCWY8RX48&keywords=govee&qid=1652303333&s=kitchen&sprefix=govee%2Ckitchen%2C86&sr=1-13&th=1 - Reflective panels: https://www.amazon.ca/Moguer-Stickers-Cuttable-Adhesive-Acrylic/dp/B086GTKTTP/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2DMFQSMZFJZJ9&keywords=moguer&qid=1652303316&s=kitchen&sprefix=moguer%2Ckitchen%2C85&sr=1-2 - 4 pin RGB connectors: https://www.amazon.ca/FSJEE-Connectors-Corner-Solderless-Connector/dp/B07D6ZSTZC/ref=sr_1_12?keywords=rgb+connectors&qid=1652303418&sr=8-12