Something I did on a project was to "extend" the LED light through the case by using a piece of clear 1.75mm crystal clear PETG 3D printing filament as a "light pipe" to bring the light up to the front of the case. In the design I created a small tube that extended from the front to just above the LED on the Arduino LED. The hole in the tube was about 1.75mm, and I cleared it out with a drill bit to ensure a tight fit. With the case assembled, I cut the end of a piece of the clear PETG to a clean end with a razor blade, then inserted it into the hole down to make contact with the LED. A little CA glue secured the PETG in place, and I cleaved off the filament flush with the front of the case with that razor blade. It work extremely well. The LED light is highly visible, and no soldering required to extend it, and no modification to the Arduino. Nice project. Well presented. I'm looking forward to the next video in the series.
Your design is very nice in silver! Mostly done, now waiting for a part to come from Amazon. My rotory encoder mounts are different, but one screw hole is enough. Thanks
Wow, Your Production quality is soooooooooooo good. Its very professional. Keep it up dude. The video is good. Your video skills are so good that even if there is no content I don't mind watching your videos. Hope you reach a million subs in few months
Cool project! Was the choice of battery because of space constraints? A PP3 battery doesn't contain a lot of energy (approx. 400 mAh) and not much is left when you have thrown away 45% of it in the voltage regulator. What's the actual runtime of the unit?
Nice and elegant . I will definitely make me one . I was looking for 4 in 1 multi protocol diy . Could it be a good idea for a new video to update it by adding more protocols an CC2500 for example . Nice work any way . Just subscribed 😊 , thanks .
Will this work on any other recievers😅😅😅 I saw a video of a guy making receiver and transmitter both but I want to make this transmitter instead of his transmitter but I will make his reciever😅
Good afternoon! I know the video is a couple years old now but i really like your design. Im curious if you have a place where you share the code. In de video description you state plans to make a new video with the coding. Are these plans still there and is there a way we can help you publishing it?
Very nice project. I really need a 3d printer... 1 question why did you chose to short cut the positive side with a switch and not the negative, I thought this was more common
Greets from a medical engineer and hobby designer. I probably don't learn anything new, but I like your stuff and design. It is just relaxing to see your videos during lunch break 😅 Hexagon screws are looking very professional, I like it! Keep it up!
