Summary

I wanted to use up my boscoyo HD strips that I had left over. I didn't want my pixels to point down but rather face forward towards the audience. So I came up with this strip holder. The thought was that the clip can either slide on before lights are installed or simply "snap in" as one lip is larger than the other. The strip is held in nicely and grips on to my eave well. My eaves are 2" x whatevers. so as long as your eave is that (1-3/8") you should be good. I've attached photos and the fusion file if someone wants to modify it. It only took me 4 revisions to get it where I wanted it.

Fits 12mm bullet pixels, have not tested with square as I do not own any. Have not tested with the original 8' long boscoyo strips, have not tested with other vender strips.

The side of the pixel will sit right at the bottom of the eave. Works with 2" or greater spacing..

09-19-2020 - Added a clip for a 2.5" wide eave.
10-14-2020 - Added a clip where one side is at an angle to add more gripping force to the eave. hopefully this keeps it from bending outwards and loosening the clip over time.
10-15-2020 - I noticed how the bullets were hitting the eave. I had mentioned it in my original post. Well I've since changed that by offsetting the strip just a little bit. I've added that file, V5.
That will probably be my last file for that clip. I will be working on something else too for the ridgeline and going up the peaks (currently testing)
10-29-2023 - Added a 2.25" clip with a higher offset on the strip area. I am using this to grip the top of my shingle and wrap around the metal flashing and to grab there. the offset should keep the pixels further away so no contact is made to the flashing/shingle.