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Can you access it from a smartphone or can you connect it to your router? My computer doesn't have WIFI

I always assumed that when you cnc'd a circuitboard that it cut away the traces, but it's actually the opposite - you cut AROUND the traces. This is the first time I've seen it clear enough to make sense. Also what tape did you use to hold that board down? It was like road tar or something when it came up! Did it take a long time to clean off?

That was awesome, buddy ! Thanks for sharing this one ! 🎉😂 please post more videos

What cnc model is that sir?

Hell yeah! I love seeing people do this, the learning curve is steep, but you’ve nailed it. And once you can do a board on a 3018 you’re basically able to work out the workflow for any Cartesian Cnc!

has he just made a bomb detonator?

jlcpcb and pcbway have very agressive marketing, i think they will contact u soon hahaha

i have followed this and mine doesn't seem to work properly. keep getting brownout messages and can change the settings. also sounds like an old hdd while its on

Mfw I am watching this video when i should be working on my project ;p

Loved it! Just getting started in hobby electronics and this was really inspiring. Subbed.

Finally a simple esp 32 making camera video Thanks!!

such a nice project, i need something like this, i'm wondering if it would be possible to make a digital sand timer for which you flip to start the timer.

Nice project! Simple and very useful

That's great!! If possible, could you please speak a bit more clearly?

Genius!

It occured in my recomendations. Good luck, man. You have my like. Keep going!

Very cool sensor

You should add a momentary button to the back so when you push it up against something you take into account the length of the device.

Is there an ON/OFF button? How do you switch it on?

Cool project ! where did you get this "things" for holding the pcb's for soldering, never seen before

Man, I'm sorry, but this hurt my soul. Why would you solder on the headers? If you design the whole case, why don't you create a place for the charging board to sit. If you are maker and create with electronic, buy more then one pice of the component so you can prototype and then have a clean product. I like you rugged design as well, but this had so much wasted space to fit all the the unnecessary pieces. You might not have a need to reuse, but please don't cut connectors clean off. Saving like a centimeter of wire to lose perfectly functional connector is not smart. I know all of this is not unusual here on youtube, but it does not make it right. I wish you the best and hope you will make much more, but you made me cringe as noone in a long time.

That tof sensor has a huge cone, not comparable to a laser at all

what a nice project!! but there are 2 things i'm curious about: 1. does it always turn on (since i dont see a switch to turn it off) 2. does it take in consideration of the depth of that hole between the sensor? since it looks like there is a bit of space between the sensor, (bit behind the enclosure case) that might affect the accuracy. additionally, if i put a glass to protect the sensor, would it affect the sensor in anyway?? well that made it 3 things... nice project btw!!

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Why buy one when when you can't make a commercial one? because you can't. those can have range of few tens of meters while the little toy you made barely can do 3 meters...

So are you going to release to files for the project?

Cool project. The case clamshell is great

You should add a button or something to switch to inclusive mode which automatically adds the length of the case to the value. that would be super usefull

interesting aproach, well done! ... you have one more suscriber sr...

You just gained a loyal subscriber

Why not use an ultrasonic sensor which has a longer ranger

This is a fun project - the wemos looks like it can be used in my applications due to it's small size. I feel like you are going to become big someday!

Thanks Bro!

Very nice tutorial. Thanks. 👍

Congratulations on the 2k subs! Keep it up 🎉❤

Recently discovered your channel, love the content & this is a fun lil project too! Wanted to share some quick tips re: your axle. I might recommend noting the printing orientation of your parts - that axle was snapping because the force it takes is in exactly the worst direction (vertical load splitting the part along its layer lines). Printing the axle on its side would have resulted in a much stronger part in this case (load perpendicular to the plane of solid layers). The connection between adjacent layers is always much weaker than the bond holding a solid single layer together along its planar length. Of course, an axle printed sideways would be trickier in terms of surface finish, supports, etc. If we want to keep the axle printed standing up, note that infill is mostly just providing a surface to enable bridging of higher layers - the majority of strength in a part comes from its walls/perimeters - increasing infill can help, but there are caveats. It's usually a best bet to simply increase your wall count! There are many great channels that have done in depth analysis of these kinds of factors if you're interested (Teaching Tech & CNC Kitchen are some classics, but search around and you'll find amazing resources & creators focusing on this kind of content). Just some things to keep in mind! Love the builds, big & small. Looking forward to what's next & seeing your channel grow!

Quick soldering tip: in addition to what Andy Warb said, you can get better solder joints by pressing the iron to the opposite side of the pin, and then touching the solder to the pin (as opposed to touching the solder to the iron). Since the pin is wicking the solder itself as opposed to "stealing" the solder from the iron, it ensures that it's a bit fresher and helps ensure you get a perfect joint every time. Beyond that, congrats on the 2k! I've actually got a few of these matrices laying around waiting to be used in a project myself (albeit as a clock/presence sensor instead using ESPHome), and this was great for seeing ideas on how I could make it look. If you work with them again, I wonder how a darker acrylic sheet would look to help diffuse and dim the (stupidly bright) matrices.

That's a fairly elegant bit of code. When I built mine, I took the lazy route and just used Brian Lough's arduino-youtube-api library.

I just wonder if you could take that clock and put on a livestream :D

First video of yours I've seen. Subscribing to see that number go up in each video!

Really cool video, I hope you get to a number of subs so high that the display will not have space to show it :).

Hot Glue and D1mini for the Win

pro tip for you... after you have soldered and snipped a wire going into a through hole on a PCB, just give it another little touch with the soldering iron. The solder will reflow creating a perfect little dome. It looks super tidy.

TWO THOUSAND LETS GOOOOOOOO!!!

Great ! Be proud! Well done. Regards from Brazil

noob here... a question: how to access camera while i'm away? i mena; is possible to connet ESP32 cam to Home Wifi and access camera in remote? or the only way is to directly connect to camera wifi? thanks

Plz Upload Full Video on esp32 s3 cam

do you have a detail video on fusion 360? so the beginner can follow your step hehehhe