Undershelf Magnetic LED Lamp

Materials Needed:

• 12 Volt LED Strips with Adhesive Backs (what I used)
• 5.5mm x 2.1mm DC Jack (what I used)
• 19 x 13 mm Rocker Switch (what I used)
• 60 x 10 x 3mm Neodymium Bar Magnets (what I used)
• 12V 2A Power Supply (what I used)
• A few inches of 22 AWG wire (what I used) 
• Solder Iron and Solder
• Glue (I used clear Gorilla Glue, but 5 min epoxy or Super Glue would also work)

Step 1: Print the Model and Remove Supports (if used)

I used black Prusament PETG with 15% infill and 4 walls for extra strength.  I also used supports for the magnet slots (but I think it would bridge the gaps if you printed without supports).

Step 2: Glue in Magnets 

Glue in both of the 60mm x 10mm x 3mm Neodymium Bar Magnets.

Step 3: Prep LED Strips

Depending on the strips you use, you will have to cut slightly different  length stips to maximize the number of lights you can fit.  In total you will want 4 strips (one for each side).  Before you attach them you will want to pre-solder the pads to make attaching the wires easier in the next steps.

Step 4: Attach LEDs

Remove adhesive backing and attach LEDs to the print. To make it easier try to line up the  polarity of the stripts to make it easier to solder them in the next step.

Step 5: Install DC Jack

If you bought the pre-soldered DC jack, just screw it in and extend the wires down to the rocker switch port.  If you bought jacks without wires, solder enough wire to reach a bit past the rocker switch mounting point.   You should be able to screw the jack in (I used some needle nose pliers towards the end). 

Step 6: Solder Rocker Switch

Solder the positive wire from the jack to the first prong of the rocker switch.  Solder a short length of wire to the second prong of the rocker switch.  

Feed both wires (positive and negative) though the port at the bottom of the rocker switch mounting cavity and clip rocker switch into place.

Step 7: Solder wires to LEDs

I found it help to measure out, strip and prebend the wires before soldering.  

Work your way through the LED strips soldering positive to positive until you reach the last strip.

At this point you should be good to go :)