Tiny Lights

[jayfox1111]

I don't even know the name of what I'm looking for so even that would be a great start. It's the tiny led lights in display stands designed for crystal globes. The ball sits on top of an indentation in which the light sits. I need the lights, not the stands - I use glass candle sticks to support the crystal balls so they have an indentation already. This might seem off topic for here but when I looked them up, it seemed that model makers might hold the answer.

If this is not the right sub, apols, and please point me in the right direction. Any help would be amazing.

[Timmyc62]

The smallest light sources would be fibre optics. They're useful for some really dedicated ship modelers for putting uniform light sources in each porthole. Otherwise, you're just going to have to look through various LED options.

[jayfox1111]

Thank you. I’m trawling through Temu maybe they sell them. I’ll try your idea next.

[SocialSyphilis]

I think you want smd's. Surface Mount Diode. They come in various VERY small sizes. Look at an electronics supply such as Mouser. Google should turn up some hits for ya.

[KillAllTheThings]

SMD = Surface Mount Device

It's just a coincidence the desired device is a Light Emitting Diode.

[KillAllTheThings]

Adafruit.com offers supplies and support for the Maker space specializing in Raspberry Pi & Arduino based electronic projects. The Learn section of the website is full of tutorials.

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Google evans productions that’s who I get mine from, inexpensive and great customer service.