Too COLD to Build Models!

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Right now it's too cold in the mancave for scalemodelling, so I started a small side project instead - a USB foot controller for my teleprompter!
Link to Thingiverse
www.thingiverse.com/thing:476...
Link to GitHub:
github.com/tkilla64/footswitc...
Keyboard test site:
en.key-test.ru/
The following hardware is needed:
6 pcs of M3x6 (DIN 912) Hex socket cap head screws
4 pcs of ST2.2x6.5mm self-tapping screws
4 pcs of compression springs 0.7x9x15mm
4 pcs of Cherry MX switches
40x60mm prototype PCB
Arduino Pro Micro
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16 июл 2024

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@ja37d-34 2 года назад

Vilken trevlig modellhörna!

@KillBoxScalemodelling 2 года назад

Tackar!

@JensAndree 3 года назад

Another electronics project?! Nicely done! In fact really well done - especially the overall mechanical design! It's been too damp and cold here to do any modelling as well but yesterday the mercury finally went above freezing again so I hope some creativity comes back soon so I can start modelling again... I tried to abandon Fusion 360 and instead migrate over to Solidworks but they're using a 90's UI and it's painful to operate. Sucks all the creativity out of you when you try to design stuff. I haven't logged in to smcg for a very long while but I've missed you all so I might pop in later tonight and try to figure out what I've missed... ;)

@KillBoxScalemodelling 3 года назад

Thanks! It's really nice to hear from you, Jens - hope you are fine! Fusion360 works fine for the simple stuff that I'm doing, so I'm still using it.... The temperature is starting to rise here as well so I hope that I can get back to some modelling this weekend 😉

@giorgosgr2 3 года назад

Any possibility to see a manual for jet strobe lights? Can andruino handle it? BTW waiting the next episode keep safe and hot 🔥🔥🔥🔥

@KillBoxScalemodelling 3 года назад

Thanks Giorgos! Yes, an Arduino can handle that - even the smallest ones (Tiny85 based) would be suitable. My plan is to control LEDs in the Star Trek USS Voyager that I'm building, so I will cover that in the build series.

@giorgosgr2 3 года назад

@@KillBoxScalemodelling thats great my friend