It's wired exactly how you would wire a single potentiometer, but instead of one lead going to ground and one to 5V (and one to an analogue pin) the leads go to the copper strips which carry GND and 5V. If you're just using one potentiometer it makes little sense, but when you have many, or many things which share ground and power, it makes it a lot easier to run all the wires which share the same usage to a common point, the copper strip, and then run a single wire from the copper strip to the Arduino. You can look at the video where I convert a Guitar Hero guitar into a MIDI instrument for more of the same technique being used.

@@SwitchAndLever That's awesome! I appreciate the in depth explanation. You've helped me with my project. Do you have any experience designing PCB's?

I'm sorry, I simply don't have the time to spend teaching you how to use 3D modeling software. The 3D scanning to 3D printing pipeline is not just straight copying, in the same way you may copy a paper on a copy machine. There is a lot of hands on work that needs to be done between 3D scanning and 3D printing, to get the scanned data ready to be 3D printed. If you want to "copy" parts like you describe, for model aircraft, I would suggest investing in a pair of digital calipers and learn how to measure parts and model them up in a CAD software like Autodesk Fusion instead. 3D scanning is not really a good idea for copying things like you describe.

And i also kinda circuit bent an old Samsung i dismantled with a screwdriver (i managed to play with the cameras and the screen with a screwdriver to distort them both)

It will not, that's not printed or painted on top but literally a part of the sink.

Laser cutter, not laser printer. And contrary to KZbin commenter belief laser cutters are not single use, you can literally use them for many different projects. This comment echoes as empty as someone who comments on a carpentry video that you need to buy a hammer to hammer nails. Tools, especially good tools, are allowed to cost money.

@@SwitchAndLever Ohh, sorry, I meant to write "cutter" but my brain had a moment. And it was just a joke, I am sorry if it came off as serious or confrontational, I struggle with conversation sometimes.

@@NabPunk I apologize if I came off harsh, but you wouldn't believe the amount of people comment that stuff seriously, so it does irk me quite a lot.

@@SwitchAndLever I understand, and once again, I should have phrased things better, it really did not land this time.

They do, almost perfectly. Did you by mistake choose the auto generated subs instead of the actual subs?

@@SwitchAndLever No I'm on the proper subtitles. They match the meaning well enough but do that thing you see on dubs sometimes where the wording is different. For instance at 0:10 or so you say "Today is the very first time I can speak openly about a product I designed", but the subtitles read "Today is the day the very first product that I can speak openly about was released".

@@AdreKiseque Oh wow, a word here or there, that's the issue? Alrighty then 😄 You can't please everyone!