awesome!

The connectors, I think were these ones: www.aliexpress.com/item/4000066150457.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.15.19cc1802v0iUuZ I bought a few different types at the time in an attempt to find the correct ones. I honestly don't know the wire size it was just some scraps I had laying around. You could use thin appliance cord. I Used ethernet cat 5/6 cable here but type is not critical so long as it can run down the middle of the hose and has minimum of two conductors. The instructions are not really supposed to be prescriptive, more showing how I got it working for my trap. Anyway hope it gets you started.

It is the lower front of the dishwasher between the front legs.

Thanks for posting - for a quick spur of the moment video - its sure helped a lot of people out.

Blog: maker.timwappat.info/ghostbusters-ghost-trap-using-raspberry-pi-pico/ This may help

No problem - glad you fond it helpful.

Thanks - I'm astonished how a spur of the moment thought to video something, before it was as common to video this kind of thing has had some much attention for so long.

It's crazy when it was literally a spur of the moment, I'll just experiment with you tube and post this type moment.

You just start sewing and they will pop up automatically, this is one of the most common questions on the facebook group, so you are not alone.

@@DotNetWorker but it doesn't! If it was that easy they would have popped back up when I started to try and sew. They've been stuck in the down position for ages now. It's a useless piece of rubbish and from what others have said, it's a common problem.

@@denisedavies3575 have you tried turning the hand wheel toward you rght after putting the feed dog switch back to "up"? That's the normal way to raise feed dogs up. Just a thought.

Hi. I used the www.thingiverse.com/thing:1394492 and the pedal is linked from there, for the print files. I used fidget spinners to get bearings for the wheels. I sourced the chains and sprockets for the doors in the UK. I used a Raspberry Pi Pico for the brain and MCPMCP23017 port expander to drive the LEDS. Used a standard 10 seg bar graph for the display, with my own custom bezel. I found an aquarium pump and ecig for the smoke, glycerine for the smoke. It uses standard USB power bank for power. Has a rotary encoder for the knob on the side. I did my own thing with the Foster connectors as none of the solutions I could see on you tube or forums were up to my standard, i wanted a good connection and it to be not as fragile as some of those solutions. You can see a video linked from my Thingiverse about all that, I was really happy with the result and found it very reliable in public. I made my own belt mount to allow the trap to sit very securely on my belt. The new movie has brought a new generation of kids costuming which is really nice. Any questions or help give me a message and I'll exchange details. I do this for fun and am not trying to be movie accurate and just want to enjoy the build, so no high drama. www.thingiverse.com/thing:5027197 www.thingiverse.com/thing:4916971 www.thingiverse.com/thing:4916963 www.thingiverse.com/thing:4911163 www.thingiverse.com/thing:4894960 www.thingiverse.com/thing:4897811

Excuse me, do you a have a full video? I can`t found in the net!!!!

I had the same problem as I use it late at night when others are in bed, doing applique or lettering where changing stiches all the time was a problem due to the loud beep. I went in and did a hardware modification as shown in the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGS8Y2SHeKiMrKc but this would void your warranty and I really couldn't recommend it, unless you are used to taking consumer electronics apart as the case is tricky to spit open.

Yes, well I think it was raspberry pi in that case, but microcontroller, yes.

Can you post more videos about this and how did you do it?😊

No it's not a "proper" embroidery machine so you are stuck with the small letters.

Here you go... download2.medion.com/downloads/anleitungen/bda_md15694_en.pdf

@@DotNetWorker No me deja abrir la pagina que me ha puesto

It worked, it worked my hands are so happy, my kid is sooo happy. Thank you.

No worries - glad it helped

My intention has been to do a series of more detailed videos going into detail on the individual parts of the video. I guess I really need to do that now this video is getting views 🙂

@@DotNetWorker please do. I just bought mine and I am a real beginner. I really want to know how to sew and how to use the threading designs. You are my only hope.

No problem - I think I'm about ready to do part II

@@DotNetWorker Great. Look forward to that.

Mine was £90 down from about £140 end of the lidl offer period. The source for the list was referenced below on the description.

@@DotNetWorker ...Thank you for the reply. I edited the comment before seeing your reply, but I also wanted to ask, how is the machine still working over a year after this video was posted?

It gets moderate use and has been oiled and cleaned regularly, quick and easy to do. Apart from tightening a screw in the bobbin holder, it's been fine. It's good value for money at this price but obviously isn't a Brother for example, just set your expectations appropriate to the price point.

@@DotNetWorker ...Ok, thanks for that.

I have the necchi mp200 which is the save machine and its a piece of crap. The Feed dogs crease to work so no good at all. Wouldn't touch one with a badge pole unless also customer service is better that Necchi

Awesome description, thank you!