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The Adafruit Joy Bonnet is a tiny add-on for the Raspberry Pi Z that features a 2-axis joystick and 8 buttons. It's great for making retropie projects. In this tutorial, we'll learn how to use the Othermill Pro to mill a case out of wood.
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@i0am0random 7 лет назад

I can see it being a little unstable as its just the pins holding it together, however if I was asked if you should change it or not I would say no because I'm 100% satisfied with how it just fits together with no screws showing and looks amazing I know I said I can see it being unstable, but I bet it's a lot more stable than I think

@Garagewave 7 лет назад

I really enjoyed this video, I would love to see many more CNC videos so I can better understand how to plan the tool paths. Thanks!

@Yvesyew 7 лет назад

i like wood joysticks. this is so cute.

@ALink2Zelda 7 лет назад

love the Zelda quote on the back👍

@jimrummy1300 7 лет назад

I love crispy CNC parts. Awesome video!

@Avm371998 7 лет назад

Could you show us how to make a really simple handheld from this with a tiny screen on top. I watched some other vids about raspberry pi handhelds but they all are really complicated and require a lot of components.

@LucasHaither 7 лет назад

looks awesome!!! congrats would be nice to compare to a 3d printed version in wood pla.

@adafruit 7 лет назад

Yeah! thats a nice idea!

@kevinvu5432 7 лет назад

Adafruit Industries is there a Bluetooth accessory?

@rolfv.s.2870 7 лет назад

Lucas Haither firstnof all it looks so epic second cool idea

@danishchoudry2902 7 лет назад

Lucas Haither DF

@huybao440 7 лет назад

The Lucas Haither

@zaprodk 7 лет назад

You should do a video on the trial-and-error you made - that is actually quite interesting to see as well.

@randomstudios2009 7 лет назад

I loved your Bluetooth controller but this was way cooler

@andrewpj7 7 лет назад

Ohh This is a great concept. Definitely gonna learn how to do this with my free time after finals.

@Jenny-tm3cm 3 года назад

This is me right now. How did it go for you?

@TheCimbrianBull 7 лет назад

This video was a pure joy to watch. :-)

@AustinJohnPlays 7 лет назад

Hey, love the video and the concept. Silly question. What monitor is that?

@oscar-tm3zb 7 лет назад

The reply is pretty late, but it is a DIY Portable 5in monitor. You need to actually make those but the guide and kits are in Adafruit. learn.adafruit.com/portable-5in-monitor-with-hdmi/3d-printing

@tba6 6 лет назад

Lol Austin John plays commented

@uglystrawberry 6 лет назад

great videos with this guy .. really enjoy them.

@WickedGamerCollector 5 лет назад

I.... LOVE IT !!

@lintangwisesa 7 лет назад

love the wood case, nice project!

@ipadize 7 лет назад

you can use a chamfer tool to chamfer the edges so you have way less to sand down later

@fntsmn 7 лет назад

Love it! Great job Noe!

@Alexpires1986 7 лет назад

WOW! This was so awesome!!!!!!!

@alfaomega4381 7 лет назад

FABULOUS !!

@pomuhgranate4232 7 лет назад

so could you make a plug and play retro pie thing

@armoredmicrobe2939 7 лет назад

could you make a case (3d printed) for the tinyscreen video game kit

@eshulade6292 7 лет назад

That's was dope

@TC102 7 лет назад

I don't know why the thumbnail makes them look like the Nintendo switch joycons ? xD

@catsoften 7 лет назад

The core it took me a while to decide if it was one or not

@Agouman_ 7 лет назад

The core I thought It was gonna be a video about him majing his own Joy-Con XDD

@MrDexter9i3 7 лет назад

You could've made some grooves for the buttons so they wouldn't rotate. That would prevent the grain from getting all wrong directiony.

@JoeyWood82 7 лет назад

What about the shoulder buttons for the games that need them? Is there some breakout board or something that would add buttons to the bottom or triggers of some kind?

@adityaaurora9869 7 лет назад

The second I saw this I started thinking about if you could wire two of them in sli and add a screen in the middle to make a Nintendo switch?

@teavikyu 7 лет назад

WOAH you could make a console with that controller it would be awesome

@kyotra 7 лет назад

Wood stain requires multiple coats, next time try more than one and will should turn out better. Also, use a brush for more even and consistent coating.

@MC3DGoldSeto 7 лет назад

JOYCON BOYYYZZZZ

@agustawicaksono 7 лет назад

really greattttt

@nerdMike 6 лет назад

Any way also to get this Joy Bonnet board working on usb easily?

@VLAHECO 7 лет назад

love it :)

@ferpernol 7 лет назад

I wonder what about with strong and sound of buttons when push them? ?

@theetheemattnewman 7 лет назад

Great info! Would like to know more about the removal of the base material in a single direction. How exactly were you able to eliminate the wood flaps? By the way, the "l" in "solder" is silent, like sawder.

@adafruit 7 лет назад

+matt newman Thanks! Mostly sanding removes any access, but later I got a tip from a friend who suggested using a spiral downcut endmill for making clean cuts with no burrs. Also, I like using the European pronunciation of SoLder 😉 - Noè

@kosalchum2370 7 лет назад

That great

@olliemitchell7135 7 лет назад

this looks realy cool.would you be able to make a nentendo switch?

@duckmroll9079 7 лет назад

Does it need to program something? or you just need to pass the emulator to the sd card?

@smashthonypro6830 7 лет назад

does the joystick have 4 directions like up down left right

@Bruno_Noobador 6 лет назад

You're awesome

@obliviousgamer7084 7 лет назад

I really, really, wish. That I am. AS TALENTED AS HIM!

@samsoulee 7 лет назад

This needs a battery and Wireless HDMI :)

@adafruit 7 лет назад

IKR! It would be a nice quad-layered circuit sandwitch =D

@Tamashii2004 6 лет назад

samsoulee and a shoulder button

@heyhogan 6 лет назад

Love it. Could you post or tell me where to get a plan for that nifty jig for soldering the header pins? I would like to get one for Raspberry Pi and my Wemos boards.

@adafruit 6 лет назад

Check it out on thingiverse www.thingiverse.com/thing:2239202

@devinfrank2288 6 лет назад

do you sell the cases?

@guiguig5999 7 лет назад

No triggers on top?

@JustinFrost302 7 лет назад

is there a d-pad version of the joy bonnet?

@aatiftazwar6902 3 года назад

Is there a dpad version of this ?

@drewgaming1729 6 лет назад

Awesome video dude you just got a like and a Sub from me

@Solruc_ 7 лет назад

I thought these were joycons for the switch.

@ZaPpaul 7 лет назад

Is there an STL file of the model, so I can 3D Print it?

@eduardobarros1168 6 лет назад

super !!!!

@jeremybehrle4591 7 лет назад

Really nice build. Did you start with 1/2" wood stock?

@adafruit 7 лет назад

Thank you! Yeah, a mix of 1/2" and 3/4".

@dietwater5176 7 лет назад

This may sound stupid, but is there a way to add a battery and screen so it's a handheld?

@kiliwami4086 6 лет назад

Diet Water of course you can, but I don't really know how

@miketurner7960 7 лет назад

what screen an stand is that?

@Pawngod 7 лет назад

Can you attach a pi 3 to a iPad thanks!

@Tensopiseth 7 лет назад

what is that milling machine call?? is it expensive .? i want to try sth like this .

@electricbill1778 6 лет назад

Othermill Pro $3,299 and yes, it is expensive. I think it's been discontinued. Bantam Tools a similar one for $3,199, but that's still expensive :)

@skeletontamir 7 лет назад

cool

@RezaZhafiri 7 лет назад

Sweet! :D

@acrajesh 3 года назад

yeah agreed

@OnionRngs 7 лет назад

Could you make on for the netendio switch

@lolypopboy777 6 лет назад

I can almost hear the drill bit scratch the metal surface of the cnc

@mustaphasafadieh4391 6 лет назад

Would you ever sell these cases?!

@Eth12 7 лет назад

It kind I’ve looks like a switch joycon made out of wood

@mikea8129 7 лет назад

my problem with the joy bonnet is that there is no shoulder buttons hard to play snes games with out shoulders

@kevinvu5432 7 лет назад

first video from adafruit so idk what cbc means and there's no explanation anywhere on the video or at least not clear one

@Tamashii2004 6 лет назад

No shoulder buttons why

@vuhongnhat1499 5 лет назад

Can i have name of cnc machine?

@drdiamonddan6777 7 лет назад

Like a joycon shaped nes controller

@robw8501 6 лет назад

I have seen a few of these how to make retro gaming raspberry Pi 3 joysticks. Does anyone sell completed ones for a reasonable price?

@itsomega7724 4 года назад

How much?

@VINIMAXOFICIAL 7 лет назад

você poderia colocar legendas em português ? por favor?

@bluestreak711 3 года назад

If the Pi Zero had sim compatibility, we could essentially make our own cell phones and tablets.

@ApenasPedro 7 лет назад

Hey,this need be wireless,like the Nintendo Switch

@roach3076 7 лет назад

sooooo... Joycon?

@jorenmartijn 7 лет назад

Too bad this bonnet doesn't have a D-pad. That'd make it perfect. :)

@Nucky1 3 года назад

Take my money

@pixeltaku 7 лет назад

Still no L or R buttons I see…

@SirSethery 6 лет назад

Pretty cool project, but the inclusion of a joystick instead of a D-pad is annoying for many retro games (it can't handle systems that need a joystick anyways) and the lack of shoulder buttons really hurts the functionality for SNES games. (Though that's more Adafruit's fault than yours). Ideally you'd have a D-pad, shoulder buttons, and maybe an extra button for RetroPi functions (quit game, save state, etc.)

@AdityaMehendale 7 лет назад

Why don't you solder the header upside down, and trim from the bottom-side instead? This would give you nicely beveled tips on the business-end of the headers, instead of jaggies from a wire-cutter.

@adafruit 7 лет назад

I've actually tried this on a previous project. That works but I found it a bit harder to solder this way. I think it was because one of the ends on the headers are flush and doesn't provide proper heat dissipation, so the solder didn't want to "soak" onto the pins. If you look at both ends of the plastic piece that holds the pins, one has a little groove and the other is flush. When I first did this I remember thinking, "we'll that was a bad idea" ;-) -Noe

@AdityaMehendale 7 лет назад

Interesting. I first thought your reason might be gold-plating or tin-plating on either side. Your headers in the video look as if they have gold on both ends.. I'll have to try your "bad-idea" scenario sometime. My workplace has high-power Weller soldering stations with short & stubby tips - this might be why I haven't had this issue before. I'll give it a shot with a "regular" soldering-iron next time ;) BTW - (you prolly know this already but) it is possible to push each individual pin through the plastic to adjust its free-length, especially if the pin is warm. A perfboard can be used to push the plastic bits (with the pins against a hard surface) all at once. This might be more work than cutting, but will give prettier results, for sure :)

@adafruit 7 лет назад

Ah interesting points. I do have some different tips for my hakko, maybe I need to switch it up. Cool, thanks!