✅ PATREONS can download the 3D printer files here - www.patreon.com/c/RadBoogie You can find the accompanying web page with all the extra info and downloads here - blog.radboogie.com/make-your-own-csgo-c4-prop-part-2-hardware
I think what would be a cool (but admittably hard) idea is having it sync up to a phone app that sends a notification to those playing tbe game that the bomb has been planted/detonated/defues. Would also make for a cool score tracker as well
Wouldn't be too hard with a WiFi module or an Arduino with built in WiFi. You'd need to create a web service that can receive info from the Arduino, and on the phone login to the website where the web service resides and have a webpage that displays the state of the prop.
Thanks. It'd be cool to sell these but would run into licensing issues and shipping them would be a major security problem as people might think they are real and not just game props / toys.
Hey, did you print the parts one by one and glue them together? I'm also working with fusion 360, but there is no way to put different STL-parts together, so the solid body parts would be needed?
@@radboogie, Another question came across. I only have red filament for my 3D printer, so I will properly spray the parts in a different colour. Do you think I should glue them first or spray them as one part. (Im using a spray paint for plastic parts)
@@dmcn1907 red filament is fine, the spray paint will cover over the colour. I would glue it first and spray if afterwards. That way you can fill any gaps and sand it smooth before painting. PS. Superglue makes an excellent filler for any gaps and cracks.
Web page for part 3 went live last night - blog.radboogie.com/make-your-own-csgo-c4-prop-part-3-electronics/ Video for part 3 should be done in a couple of days.
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✅ PATREONS can download the 3D printer files here - www.patreon.com/c/RadBoogie
You can find the accompanying web page with all the extra info and downloads here - blog.radboogie.com/make-your-own-csgo-c4-prop-part-2-hardware
omg i´ve been looking 4 this a year ago so hyped rn, ty!! currently wanting to improve my electronic field as an engineering student :D
Good luck with your career 👍
Hope you finish this 4-part video, the prop already looks good!
Thanks Matt - working on part 3 right now.
I think what would be a cool (but admittably hard) idea is having it sync up to a phone app that sends a notification to those playing tbe game that the bomb has been planted/detonated/defues. Would also make for a cool score tracker as well
Wouldn't be too hard with a WiFi module or an Arduino with built in WiFi. You'd need to create a web service that can receive info from the Arduino, and on the phone login to the website where the web service resides and have a webpage that displays the state of the prop.
You are an absolute legend for this. Cheers
You're welcome, glad you like it 👍
Looks amazing , im excited for part 3!
Thanks Patrik - not long now 👍
this is actually incredible. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!
Glad you liked it!
Can you ever make more of these and put them on market? I don’t have enough money for a 3D printer and this looks awesome
Thanks. It'd be cool to sell these but would run into licensing issues and shipping them would be a major security problem as people might think they are real and not just game props / toys.
@@radboogie Yeah, did not really think of it. When im older I will make it if I can
Can I buy it? Not print, I don’t got any 3D prints..
Great project!
Thanks Scooter - glad you like it.
How do I get the measurements of the object if I don't have a printer?
Why do you need the measurements phong phong?
@@radboogie im doing it on cardboard beacause i dont have a 3d printer
@@radboogie Also ,uh, do cardboard works?
Hey, did you print the parts one by one and glue them together? I'm also working with fusion 360, but there is no way to put different STL-parts together, so the solid body parts would be needed?
Yes all the parts were individually printed and glued with CA glue (superglue).
@@radboogie , okay, thanks for the fast answer!
No problem, any other questions please ask.
@@radboogie, Another question came across. I only have red filament for my 3D printer, so I will properly spray the parts in a different colour. Do you think I should glue them first or spray them as one part. (Im using a spray paint for plastic parts)
@@dmcn1907 red filament is fine, the spray paint will cover over the colour. I would glue it first and spray if afterwards. That way you can fill any gaps and sand it smooth before painting. PS. Superglue makes an excellent filler for any gaps and cracks.
Where is part 3 dude and 4
Web page for part 3 went live last night - blog.radboogie.com/make-your-own-csgo-c4-prop-part-3-electronics/
Video for part 3 should be done in a couple of days.
@@radboogie what about 4 i just need all info to make it for my airsoft team
It takes time to put all the info together and make the videos. I might look at getting the source code for part 4 up as early access on Patreon.
@@radboogie i knowy its alot of work, keep going bro, your video is really food
Thanks mate.
Love from India 🇮🇳❤️
Right back at ya! 💯
Where can i find the code for the Uno
Source code is an early access download on Patreon, will be released publicly with part 4 of this series.
Can I buy this C4 from you
I'm still waiting for part 3
Coming soon...
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