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Nice! Im going to be using a launchxl-f28069m for a similar project. Very informative thank you

Very well produced video, excellent content and commentary. Bravo!

I will be doing the same with a motor controller

Very neat! I love the original mini screen idea

Shame about the screen being dead, but I like the idea. If it were a touch screen you could have something akin to a reconfigurable trackpad, perhaps it shows a numpad when numlock is on, or if you wanted to get your hands dirtier you could add an emoji picker to it for... reasons

👍👍👍👍

amazing work, inspiring ❤

bada$$

Nice job with the keyboard. Also I've seen that SBC before at stores but this is the first build I've actually seen it in.

I wonder if the keyboard will be better with the 4D printed cover having a sort of wireframe keeping each key in place, and having each key printed at an angle, like full-size keyboard keys, to be able to have that wireframe support be lower than the top of the keys, so you can press the keys without the wireframe being in the way. Ideally, you would use a stiffer plastic, maybe even metal, for the wireframe support spacer thing.

Sorry, I lost complete interest the moment hideous Windows 10 appeared on the screen. It's not a cyberdeck if it's not running Linux, just another potentially nice portable machine ruined by a bloated and privacy-hating OS. Shame.

Impressive😮

so i can't buy it ? =C

cool project buddy

hey i need to contact you, you im any social media??

nicely done

Wonderful work.

NEEDS LESS CYBER MORE HACKER TOOLS.. Vr cool but SO IS working power

Beautiful. You could throw some custom graphics on the case with that fancy laser.

This is an amazing project Ash. Inspiring me to build my own Cyberdeck for on the go. Awesome stuff. Subbed. Looking forward to seeing more awesome projects. Binging whatever is on your channel now!

Where can i buy 1?

woaaahhh thats awesomeeeee

Sweet build! When i see someone at /mk say they "built a keyboard" and all they did was pop in hot swap switches ya know big cringe but what you built really is impressive and looks perfect.

Thats cool!

electrical technician here, glad i found another unique maker.

i LOVE it

Nice work!! Love the design. I could watch that laser all day

Great video. May I ask what libraries & methods are used to get such smooth screen refresh wihout screen flicker.

Wow 😁👍

Very nice job hope you are going to have fun making the rest of the project

Fantastic! your creativity is incomprehensible🤓. Great stuff!

Soy de Perú y recién estoy aprendiendo a usar pantallas oled, tu trabajo es hermoso, me gustaría aprender hacer lo que haces, me suscribo 😊❤

WOW...!!! is beautiful...!!!!! 😮😮😮😮😮😮

Hello great project. What is the model of your encoder? Thank you

Looks like I'm not the only one getting dazed over the video, what a ride. I'm just a layman with no EE or even programming know-how but watched many channel on the topic. First, this video's thumbnail just exudes "PRO" and that's why I clicked, but then the intro gives early RUclips career vibes, and I was and still am excited to be an early subscriber without even looking at the channel counter. Two minutes in I was asking myself "What's going on ?! Am I in the matrix?" when the JLCPCB logo comes but still it make sense given the end product, even the soldering montage is hilarious for the presentation alone, the design is so good, but then it was held with a loose tape haha and the relaxing soldering bit is the cherry on top, although a tad too long IMO. Ultimately though, like @JorrelO said, I still have no idea what the thing is and what you're trying to achieve, and I would love even just slightly more details. Given the tittle in the thumbnail, I thought it was a stand-alone video because unlike the other two videos you didn't put the part 3 in the tittle but then says so in the intro card followed by "part 1" the next second haha. It all make sense when it got to the "about channel" part when you said the intention is for self-documentation, but think you already have all the skill set and a pleasant and comforting voice (plus the humor it reminds me of "This old Tony") here's hoping the algo pick this even more. I don't know whether you would go more "maker" space like Great Scott or into more EE focus like Phil's Lab, either way this video got you one more subscriber !

It's FUCKING Awesome ❤❤❤❤

amazing project

When you get the gold yt button I can say I was sub #161. Keep up the good work.

Was listening to your 'about the channel' part and I think that it isn't shocking at all that you got an ad for this channel. The content is informative, pacing is good, even some humor there! There are just not that many channels like this. There is Great Scott, which does a good job at explaining things in detail, Phil's Lab, and I might not know half of them. Even still, if you're new to the field then everything that you yourself take for granted is interesting to me. You got this breakout board for supplying power, I'd be interested to know your considerations in making it. Same goes for the parts you soldered yourself, what did you consider to do a one-sided assembly service only? Same goes for the tracing part, maybe there were some interesting considerations, one or two, that you could share. All I can say is that I clicked subscribe after watching one video, looking forward to the next and if it's a personal-log format, I'd still watch it because its interesting!

LOL that relaxing soldering to electric PCB jump montage was funny

This is so epic! I love the intro, and the design is amazing. Keep up the great work man!

Fascinating stuff! I've been looking at OLED UI design and this is one of the coolest I've seen so far

bro it's pretty cool

Sir you rock';] remind me of Tim Truth. V smart and well spoken, both code gods';]

Cool project!

Damn those animations are beautiful! especially with just a monochrome OLED.

Wow, this is a very nice menu. There are few such projects, even if they are just indicative) thanks for the idea!