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[QUOTE="BBQNinja, post: 132235, member: 31199"] Hello friends, I haven't posted much so thought I would share my experiences. This year I decided I need to bring my show closer to the viewers and thought Peace stakes in the nature strip would work for me as there are trees and plants plus it's on a slope so the bit I will use is not a throughfare. For me, buying the Ray Wu 50 Pixel Stake pixels (5px x 10 cluster) made sense ([URL]https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32955500636.html[/URL]), and I ordered 3 to start (along with 100m of seed/pebble, but that's another post). The point of this post is the mounting. I have mocked up 3 options. 1. Metal stake with pixels cables tied. (Garden stakes (steel core) are half the price of steel rod at Bunnings @ about $0.9/stake) 2. 20mm Conduit - Drilled for pixels 3. Corflute - staked with old bicycle wheel spokes (Corflute $24 a 2200x1200x2.5mm sheet) Initially thoughts are: Option 1, having 50 steel spikes that are nearly invisible sticking out of the ground seems to be a high risk. It is the most minimalist. Option 2, Originally thinking of making a grid using 20mm conduit Tee's but cost and flexibility makes this difficult Option 3, Lots of work, and larger footprint making it more noticeable. Note: Pixels in image are just leftovers, I plan to have 5px per stake. [/QUOTE]
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