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Unfortunately, the links to the 3D files are no longer available online. Can you upload them again or send them to me? Thanks

Hi there. Great work and thank you for your video. I am about zu build me own MM. The Pi Part is done. Now i want to install am motionsensor (same as you) with the goal, that the monitor turn only on when motion is detected. I hope i get it done and then als a woodworker begin the lovely part of working with wood :-) Greedings from Germany. Andi

Awesome video!

Yay!! Thanks for this video!! I now have Vault Boy hanging in our studio window. ❤🎉

Why can't you solder one LED strip to the next?

Dude i started making mini signs and the powering has been a hang up on me completing it! The algorithm final showed me some good info! Thank you!

I was wondering, I saw in the first part the ball rolling, but now it does not, like in most projects. Do you think it is possible to have the ball rolling again? Something else I notice in all projects like this is a ball "jitter" as it snaps to the magnet, do you think it is possible to fix it with a stronger magnet?

You revelead your fingerprints 😀 JK, thanks for tips.

How is this possible If motors work in opposite direction and the belt is connected with both motors tell me I buy all required material just this confusion stops my project

Anyone know gt two belt is attached to both stepper motor how is this possible when both motors run together i don't understand can someone explain me

Anyone know gt two belt is attached to both stepper motor how is this possible when both motors run together i don't understand can someone explain me

Love the video, built it but i have a google home setup and not alexa? How can i make it google compatible?

Stunning work! genious, especially the self made 3d printed parts

how big is the table dimension can be?

Hi @DIYMachines, I went to the links you provided to get the items, but a lot of the things on amazon are no longer available. I thought you'd want to know.

It's a rocky mountain steam 🚂 engine😊

Excellent video. Appropriately detailed and no unnecessary chatter or obnoxious music. Thank you!👍

how much would you charge to print the 3d pieces

Thanks you, Where we can find the arduino code ?

This looks like a great project. Very smart design.

Very good tutorial, short but complete, simple but perfect. Thank you very much ! 😊

That crimp you showed was awful. The insulation crimp at the end should be tight around the insulation. The wire crimp section is supposed to all be crimped tight, not only half of it and loose.

such a great creative channel, great one!

Show us how to model the printed parts

I can't get the ESP8266 to connect with my PC, I've tried 4 different USB ports, 3 different cables and 4 different chips and nothing is connecting. Just a quick blue light flash and then nothing Any advice

beautiful!

where can get this plastic tools

Grrrrrrrr, why didn't I find you last year. I bought one of these to help me with a project that I parked as I couldn't find a help file or decent how to video till now. The irritating part is you had already made this wonderfully insightful and easy to follow video. I have now saved this so that post crimble I can return to the project dust if off and try to move forward. Many Thanks Lewis, your projects are ones I will look to emulate and shamelessly use.

How much would it cost for someone to make me one of these as Im not super technical or have the supplies to make my own?

Amazing creation

I have build the unit, but the updated blynk app doesn't work with this.

hello why the Google drive not working

Hi

Can we implament sd card on cnc shield? Like 3d printer?

It's all well and good to have the talent to produce mixed left and right stereo background music....but it makes me think my earbuds are fukt

Hi, our sensor does not have an analog pin, and we have a problem with line tracking, how do you think we should do it?

I am trying hard to make my channel like this. May God protect your channel

Great stuff - a much needed tutorial. What I've found is the second crimp is the important one - if you get the angle wrong (i.e. it isn't in straight) it'll mess it up and bloat out the sides making it impossible to push into the housing correctly. When that happens you can't push it beyond the catch and it will fall back out eventually. You can reshape any bloat by re-crimping at a good angle - but it's messy.

This project is incredible, how would I increase the number of drinks from 6 to 9 bottles?

Nice work just subbed!

Hello, I just finished your project, it's perfect. I want to donate it to a school, but first I would like to learn how to make the g-code for a drawing that contains several colors. In your tutorial, you omitted this aspect. Could you help me? Thank you.

Great tutorial. Any chance you have a blank version of the base? Want to do one that just connects to usb c with a switch on the usb wire.

Thanks!

does this still work?

Can you splice the power wire and add power outlets or would you need more power to do this?

Brilliant execution, well done

I'm using your PCB however the potentiometer is not controlling the brightness. If I use the webUI I'm able to use the slider and control the brightness with not problem. I've triple checked the wiring and even replaced the potentiometer but still not working. Thoughts?

Excelente video!! muchas gracias por compartir tu proyecto

Nice design. Looks like you would have to have this close to the wall to have a crisp image. I would advise everyone to not allow any website access to your router.