Miniature LED track lighting

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Create a tiny museum with your partner called The Mμseum, featuring individual spotlighting similar to full-size museums. A track lighting system made of stiff wires and posable LED spotlights will be used for this purpose. Each light has a can to create a focused light cone. The lights are powered by 5V 1A rails, with the ability to support up to 25 LED spotlights. Individual spotlight instructions include required materials such as LEDs (warm white, 5mm), resistors (82Ω, ¼W, 3mm), openSCAD files, super glue, cube magnets, magnet wire, reflector material, and tools like a soldering iron and needle-nose pliers. The LED spot shade is prepared by ensuring two holes at the bottom for easy LED lead insertion; a reflector material is cut into a cylinder to act as a light reflector. Wiring instructions include cutting magnet wire, sanding, soldering, and attaching magnets to create a strong electrical connection. Finally, stiff ferrous wires are used for the rails of the track lighting system to complete the setup.