ELEctronics Collection
Based on my video https://youtu.be/x_K3h05tQXc this is many different DIN Models I developed as part of my 3D Printer Test Bench. This is an ongoing project and I will add additional models as I continue this project.
The main stand is available at https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-din-rail-stand-xl-96231
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This case is very slim and has air vents which is enough cooling for an OPI3. The base prints flat, but the cover you'll need to print on its side with supports. I did this so you could get a much thinner case than if you printed it flat. It also has a great look compared to purely square cases. This Looks great in resin too!
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Headphone stand featuring the Mandalorian fan art.
This model, when purchased comes with commercial usage rights. If you just want to print this yourself for personal use only, you can download the free version below.
This is a very minimalist DIY Fume Extractor. You only need a few parts to put this together. The prints should take about 3 hours total to print everything and then you can assemble it. The assembly video is here https://youtu.be/IyjuDWjKk_U
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This enclosure mounts a standard PIR sensor and DHT22 or DHT11 in a "picture frame" ESPHome enclosure. These are great conversation pieces to add to any room.
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Today we explore the use of an ESP32-CAM (ESP32 with Camera) as a directional motion sensor. While motion sensing with an ESP32 has been available for some time, I take it to the next level using it in an animatronic Halloween project. The project uses only an ESP32-CAM as the entire motion detector and the microcontroller driving the stepper motors. The entire project is open source allowing you to use this in robotics or other projects where you need a cheap and easy motion sensor. This project is limited only by the visual range where many PIR and Ultrasonic sensors have a limited range. This works great for projects where you want to detect a cold object (not a living body) or objects far away. The base code uses a 10 degree range for its stepper movement but you can alter the code and the way the project works to fit your specific needs. I also cover how you can purchase an inexpensive IR Floodlight to enable the use of this at night or in low light situations. This worked great as a Halloween animatronic project where a spooky inflatable eye follows you around the yard.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIbiG6at01g
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Get a charge out of this Vaul-tec door phone charger. Simply print and insert your charging module. Easy to assemble!
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The "Deer Hunter" headphone stand is a sophisticated and elegantly designed accessory for audio enthusiasts. It features a robust base for stability, a sleek, black matte finish stand that elegantly curves to form a supportive hook. The centerpiece is a circular disk with a detailed, blue silhouette of a stag in a forest setting, accented by a subtle golden edge that adds a touch of luxury. This stand combines functionality with a decorative allure, making it an excellent addition to any desk or audio setup.
This model, when purchased comes with commercial usage rights. If you just want to print this yourself for personal use only, you can download the free version below.
I created this $10 IP Camera which allows you to use it for Octoprint (Or just a security camera) instead of a wired USB camera. USB has a limit of the number of web cams it can support with the bandwidth of the USB Bus. This IP Camera does not have that limitation and works perfectly with Octoprint.
I have a complete how-to video on how to get it running here https://youtu.be/6qiH1BRwUeA?sub_confirmation=1
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Spring is here! Its time to build some soil sensors for the garden.
The HydroGuardian 3D models consist of a streamlined sensor housing and a user-friendly, snap-together electronics enclosure. The sensor housing is designed to securely hold the soil sensor, ensuring accurate measurements in your garden. The electronics enclosure protects the ESPHome and other vital components from the elements, while providing easy access for maintenance or modifications. Both parts of the assembly are fastened together using screws for a reliable and stable build. These 3D models are specifically designed to enhance your DIY gardening experience with the HydroGuardian system by combining aesthetics, functionality, and ease of assembly.
See this in action by checking out the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CV8NPaiGnc
Bonus Plant Model https://thangs.com/mythangs/file/862011 Light up or backlight a plant in your home.
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Microcontrollers are awesome but when you're working on small projects sometimes you don't need a full enclosure. This is where MCU Guard comes in handy. This sleeve for your microcontroller allows you to quickly protect it while giving you full access to the GPIO pins
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The iconic question cube now available in a charger! This Qi fast charger works great and is a great way to show off you fandom! Great way to get a "charge" out of video gaming!
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Some soldering fingers I put together for the LayerFused X301 build video. These work great with various sized wires.
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These files go with the DIY Laser Engraver Video series by MakersMashup. You can use whatever diode laser you like for this build and can easily modify the mount in tinkercad. STEP and other files will be available soon for download as this is an open source project.
Part 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiLW0ShoJSo
Part 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlRYsr-DPnw
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Tostadas for your electronic projects! These are project boards targeted at educators and STEM/STEAM teachers that allow you to organize your project work. These project boards are magnetic and allow you to place project on any metal surface. My YouTube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xypabOyql3w covers how to put these together and shows how students use these in the classroom.
These project boards allow you to keep student projects neat and organized in the classroom. STEM teachers or Educators who work with Arduino, Raspberry PI and other embedded platforms will find these project boards I call Tostadas a great addition to their classroom. The public domain project files allow you to also create boards of your own for any embedded electronics kit.
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This Mrs. Mouse charger is a realistic mouse silhouette with a pink bow with a face that will charge your phone!
This model is IP safe and does not use any intellectual property from Disney
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Don't have a runout sensor? Can't install one? Then RunoutAnywhere is for you! Simply print the case, solder a microswitch to a microcontroller and you're done. See the video here on how this works.
The RunoutAnywhere project is a Universal Wifi Filament Runout Sensor that works with OctroPrint. When it detects filament runout it sends an API call to OctoPrint to pause your printer. It costs about $5 to build one.
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Have an ARRMA Fireteam and the fan on the motor went out? This print will replace the crappy 35mm 7.4v fan they used with two 5v 30mm fans. Just need to wire up a buck converter and two 30mm fans. This bolts into place and two bottom holes are available for zip ties to hold wires in place.
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