Hi guys. This here is a huge and homemade nixie tube. We all know that usually nixie tubes are small, just a few cm, right? A big nixie tube could get very, very expensive. That’s why I’ve made my own using a flexible LED strip with close enough color and glow as a nixie tube would have. Let me show you. Looks quite nice, right? So guys let me show you how I’ve made the design, what type of LED strip I’m using, how to make the connections and what components we need in order to make this project. So stick till the end if you want to see how this works. So, let’s get started. 
Full tutorial here: https://youtu.be/VKhkmWYfcDU

Nixie Tube Huge 

3D Printed Nixie Tube.stl

Hi guys. I have two cats, one is Yoko and the other one is named Djony. Sometimes I have to leave them home for more than a day. That’s why I've made this project. An automatic feeder that could be adjusted for different portions and time intervals. I know you could go and buy such a device but I thought it would be a lot more interesting to build my own. I’ve made the design and 3D printed it. Then we control a servo motor with the Arduino, a real time clock to get the hour of the day, some voltage regulators, an OLED display and some buttons. It’s a simple project but I think it could be quite interesting, so if you want to build this same project, stick till the end of the tutorial.
Full tutorial here: https://youtu.be/4sTpbmEInvE

Cat Feeder

Cat feeder 3D printed

I wanted to make this project for a long time. Inspired by a projet of HowToMechatronics from a few years ago. This robot is fully 3D printed and is just the first version and is sensorless. In the future I want to add a lot more controls and sensors. This robot has 18 high torque servo motors, runs with an Arduino MEGA and is controlled by Bluetooth with commands from a smartphone. I've made a simple App to control it. See the part list, the 3D printed files, the code and all you need in this tutoprial step by step.
Video Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRC5HrN8KD0
Schematic: http://electronoobs.com/eng_robotica_tut17_sch1.php
Each leg needs 7 3D printed parts as you can see below. Get all STL files from this link and print the parts using PLA material. I've used a 0.4mm nozzle, 0.3mm layer height and 20% infill. We need no support and all parts are already oriented and ready for print. So, get the 7 parts for one leg.

Hexapod Robot Arduino

Hexapod Robot Arduino Servo

Hey guys. I know there are already a lot of balancing robot projects on the internet, but I wanted to make one as well. Actually, I wanted to make something special and make a mini balancing robot, but I kind of failed with the stepper motors and I will explain the problem in the video below. So what I’ve done in the end, is to use the same PCB I’ve prepared for a mini balancing robot, design a small 3D printed body and use bigger stepper motors and like that be able to finish my idea. The robot should get information from a homemade remote with Bluetooth connection and like that we could move around. But internally, the robot should also get information from an IMU module and calculate a PID value of the angle so it will never fall and always try to stay horizontal. That’s pretty interesting and I think you will learn a lot with this project because I will explain each step of the circuit but also the code. So what do you think, will this work? So let’s get started.
Tutorial here: https://youtu.be/Gpm-TI21x9s

Balancing Robot Arduino NEMA17

Balancing robot body stepper motor

Halloween skull with moving jaw with a servo, homemade mini smoke machine inside, RGB addressable LEDs and scary sounds with an Arduino and DFPlayer and speaker. It can detect movement with a PIR sensor. Full tutorial and assembly here: https://youtu.be/pbcRWb1e2m4  

Halloween Skull Robotic

Full_skull.stl

The skull is divided in 2 main parts, This is the bottom part. Print with supports, 2 perimeters, 20% infill, 0.25mm layer height and 0.4mm nozzle. Using PLA.

Skull_bottom.stl

The jaw of the skull with hinges for M3 screws.  Print with supports, 2 perimeters, 20% infill, 0.25mm layer height and 0.4mm nozzle. Using PLA.

Jaw.stl

This part is used to keep the entire skull vertical on a table. Print without supports, 2 perimeters, 20% infill, 0.25mm layer height and 0.4mm nozzle. Using PLA.

Stand.stl

The skull is divided in 2 main parts, This is the top part. Print with supports, 2 perimeters, 20% infill, 0.25mm layer height and 0.4mm nozzle. Using PLA.

Skull_top.stl

Inisde we have a homemade smoke machine. This part is the cone for supporting a 4x4cm fan and the vaper pipe. Print without supports, 2 perimeters, 20% infill, 0.25mm layer height and 0.4mm nozzle. Using PLA.

Smoke_pipe.stl

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