Home Made Angel Eyes
 

I know this is from a motorcycle forum, but the process for making the angel eyes is the same. looks fairly simple and are alot better looking then some expensive knock offs

http://www.cbrforum.com/m_497088/tm.htm

that is a great idea dude i think im going to use that for more than angel eyes

Will I have a write up I'll send you on AIM.

Very interesting.

dude that is awesome! i might have to try this. i've got so many led projects now, this is going to be fun

I know your telling me dude. Leds in my gauge cluster. Led replacements for my interior lights. Custom leds in a 4th gen trans am manual center console that light up corresponding to what gear im in. Underhood leds. Trunk leds for my system. Now this.

hahaha well you have me beat. i am definitely trying this though. really cool project.

I just got another camaro today so EVEN MORE LEDS!

you can also use clear medical tube.....what they use for iv's.......its flexible already so you can skip the oven step

yeah but he puts the cuts in it to refract the light forward. i'm sure it works that way too.

how would you make it stay circular? i feel like the IV tube would always stay soft and flexible

to bad i trashed it my g.g passed christmas eve and i had five 40ft iv tubes i had them just trashed them couple days ago they were all new.

well i just ordered some blue LEDs. see how this goes. any suggestions on what temp to bake the blind wands at?

200 degrees but sais do not preheat and only put them in for a few minutes

oh snap. totally overlooked it. thanks!

you can get pretty much any color angel eye rings for $5-$10 off ebay. might save a little time. although i'm not sure how those are supposed to be powered i just thought i'd throw it out there.

All depends on the size, because I've seen specific sized HALO's for my bike go for $25+. I sent Will a write up I saved off a Honda Tech forum, there's a lot of good information out there. I'm hoping to have a write up for the forums on this as well. I've saved and read a lot of information about this and its certainly something I want to do for my Camaro & motorcycle in the near future.

yeah i researched a little more and found some good info. do you need a resistor calculator? http://ledcalc.com/

how are you going to do them with the sealed beams? or are you going a different route like me? it will look great on the bike too.