1. · Cheap landscape light set· Cordless drill & bits· Cedar fence picket* (enough to make the light fixtures your design requires) *or use woo...

2. Your pieces count and dimensions may vary depending on what size boards (called pickets) make up your fence.For 10 light fixtures: 30 pcs @ 5 ½”...

3. Determine a power source and decide where you want to mount the control unit and where you want the lights. The power source needs to be GFCI pr...

4. Place each light fixture on the ground at the base of the fence per the layout plan and loosely run landscape cable from controller location to...

5. Most landscape light sets require some assembly. It is often simple, but important to be done properly. The set I used is made by Malibu® and re...

6. The design uses a ½” offset in the top piece to allow the fixture to straddle one of the existing fence pickets; the 2 ½” screw allows you to fi...

7. I mounted the controller near the center of my run of lights, so I had to branch some lights to the left and right of center using a splice conn...

8. Normally the light set controller has a timer with on/off settings for two “on” times and two “off” times. After testing everything to your sati...

9. I recommend you review an Instructable by Two Paddles Design https://www.instructables.com/id/Built-in-Low-Vol... That Instructable inspired me...