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Hello! (scroll for assembly instructions)

here is the link to the lights that I used on Amazon

I made these cyberpunk Neko (cat) ear modules to be attached to headbands, as well as included a printable headband incase you do not have one where you are. The headband is frankly the weakest part of this build in that it will fall off easily unless scaled properly.

The ears were made in such a way to house your preferred LED lights. Feel free to add your own or check out the link to the Amazon lights I bought (here). I would also suggest adding a diffuser to the inside of the ears like I did using white tape.

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Please do a test fit of this build before assembly.

I used superglue and sanded the contact surfaces before gluing them together.

start with the front of the ear piece and glue the LED with the charging cable attached. This will ensure that you have space to add and remove the cable later

Charging cable attached. Feel free to remove the cable after gluing)

Use tape or other diffusing material on the inside of both ears while you wait for the glue to dry.

add diffusing material to the first piece after the glue is set (3-5 minutes depending on the glue)

at this point, you can already see how the final product might look.

Now you can glue the LED/Front of ear assembly to the headband

LASTLY, you will need to glue the back of the ears into place. Admittedly, this is the tricky part. This can be done using your hands if needed, but clamping let's you leave this overnight for a super strong bond. Please remember to sand the pieces before using adhesive.

DONE!!!!

If assembled correctly, you will be able to charge your ears even though the LEDs are trapped inside the build.

CONGRATS!!! You now have your own set of remote controlled LED CyberPunk Cat Ears

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Cyberpunk Cat Ears with LED lights

Cyberpunk Cat Ears with LED lights

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