Desk underlighting?

[Chewy_Solo]

depending on where/how the tower is mounted, you could run a molex out the back or bottom and run the wires behind/under the counter top to a cathode kit.

If you want to play with leds, plexi would be the best bet in my opinion because if you shaved the tips of the leds and set them in plexi, it would be 2x the anti-directional support.. or w/e the heck you wanna refer to it as. Plus if you look at how the wood meets under the desk, there's a perfect gap to form a plexi shelf. The shelf would hold the wires up and the leds in and as I mentioned before, help spread the glow where as if you used something solid such as wood, the light would have nowhere else to go but straight (depending on how deep the leds were placed of course).

I threw something together really quick just in case people didn't wanna read. Picture should sum it all up.

You basicly captured what i was thinking!

But, i was more thinking of it curving along the edige of the desk. As in it goes around the perimeter, rather than the middle.

[BerticusPryme]

I did something like that but I used rope lights I picked up from target the day after chistmas. They are supposed to be used outside and all but I was like hey these would look awesome under the dask and behind the lcd.

[Chewy_Solo]

I did something like that but I used rope lights I picked up from target the day after chistmas. They are supposed to be used outside and all but I was like hey these would look awesome under the dask and behind the lcd.

that what i originaly thought, but they are way too long for this.

[Chewy_Solo]

So how would i go about attatching the plexi?

[nevermind1534]

How about using 5200 or some sort of epoxy?

[Chewy_Solo]

How about using 5200 or some sort of epoxy?

The problem is, with todays market, my moms job isnt doing so hot, so we may eventually have to sell the house, and she is worried about resale value. (i dont know how this would hurt), and i may also want to change the LED color someday...

[Chewy_Solo]

So any ways of sencuring in a non permanent fashion?

[BerticusPryme]

Velcro. go to a hobby shop and get teh rols of the big thick heavy duty stuff. you can peel that stuff back down easy. hell we use it all the time at work to attach wireless points to walls and such in offices and it works fine.

[Chewy_Solo]

Velcro. go to a hobby shop and get teh rols of the big thick heavy duty stuff. you can peel that stuff back down easy. hell we use it all the time at work to attach wireless points to walls and such in offices and it works fine.

That sounds like a good idea

[nevermind1534]

Or what about a strong tape? Not too sure how it would stick to a wood composite, though.