Yes, my guess is a Deluxe 28 SHO.

Thanks for taking a look!

Glad you enjoyed it!

The patch cables are 1/4", but I'm not certain what you mean by the power sockets. The whole thing runs off of a 5V power bank. Hope that helps!

@@jasonr2590 I was asking what size were the sockets that you put the 1/4" patch cables into.

@@louisestaciechester4544 I used these: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FB944VD/ 6.35mm/0.25 inch Long Mono Input Jack Socket

@@jasonr2590 THANK YOU so much...

hahahaha are you for real

The triangle clues are based on a geologic Ternary Diagram where you make three lines meet, but it has proved to be a little too difficult and I need to change that puzzle moving forward.

@@jasonr2590 Thanks for the awnser. I see the litle bit outside the triangle say which line to follow it's clever. If you have a screen where we can manage to see how they would find how they pick a row it would be nice. Great jobs again anyway.

I haven't put anything together, but I'll share when I do! There are a lot of files at the moment...

Me too!!

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@@jasonr2590 any news on that, i'll gladly pay too

@@daffi5476 Shoot me an email at doktorinjh at geemail

Not yet... Do you guys do portable escape rooms?

@@jasonr2590 We do not, but if you wanted to make some we would be happy to sell them in our shop! Might be something we could collaborate on as well since we've got fancy printing and laser cutting equipment. As a side note, as the owner of TGC, I'd be happy to purchase one for myself. If you're interested in either, reach out to me at [email protected].

Please make it affordable for a 13 year old like me lol

If this is for sale, let me know how to get one.

@@jasonr2590 Hey, we would love to buy this even if it’s only prototype there is out there… Can we maybe rent it if it’s not for sale?

It was custom made, sorry!

I'm not sure which connectors you're referring to. Yes, it's safe to operate. There are no actual explosives involved.

Thanks! Good luck with your project and I hope to see a video of it someday!

Sorry, no. It was a one-off done for fun, but it probably would have done really well over the last 5 months!

Thanks! You can find the audio jacks on Amazon by searching for "ZXHAO 6.35mm/0.25 inch Long Mono Input Jack Socket for Electric Guitar Bass 20pcs" and the patch cables were here: (smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B003YJMWV4/), but they don't look like they're available at the moment. Hope that helps!

@@jasonr2590 Cheers, I can't wait to see what you come up with next.

Glad it helped!

This was done as a one-off project for fun, so it's not a commercial product, yet... ;)

@@jasonr2590 would you sell a little more detailed build plan ? A material list would help me tremendously

Most of the switches on the left side of the board are hard wired, so they're unable to be changed. I could add a multi plexer to reduce the number of pins needed on the Mega and wire most of the connections, but this was planned as a one-off. In the future, I might try and be more flexible and plan for additional scenarios. Thanks for checking it out!

Thanks! The surface is 1/8" birch plywood that was fit together and then glued in place. There were a couple of test fittings, as seen in the photo album. The wood was painted in a metallic silver paint, masked to prevent burn marks, engraved, then cut.

Thanks! Please send a note when it's done, would love to see it!

Take a look here! pastebin.com/8pVWh6QK

I'm interested too. This is a really great job!

Take a look here for the code, the layout will depend on your case and components used: pastebin.com/8pVWh6QK

There's only one of these at the moment, but there are some fun "escape room" board games that are out there. Nothing this intricate, but it might hold you over for a while!

Jason R i’m willing to pay big boy money for this ya dig

That could be arranged! I'll update if I make one.

@@jasonr2590 really dope, this looks awesome! Does it use randomizers as well? I mean, multiple puzzles seem to have multiple possible solutions. Also, what's the power source?

This one is about 30"x30". I wanted to make sure that I could have a working bed of at least 24"x24" without pushing too close to the ends.

@@jasonr2590 Thank you for the reply. Interestingly enough when I input 24x24 in the jscalc.io page it indicates the table dimensions should be no less than 34.65 x 34.65? What am I missing?

@@Vondarius The actual size of the wood table is 36"x36" and the inside dimension of the conduit frame is 30"x30". You lose a couple inches of travel in the X and Y due to the gantry and placement of the drill head, so that brings it closer to 24"x24" of workable space. Hope that helps!

@@jasonr2590 Ok, thank you for the informative response.

I purchased this. There are a few manufacturers and the product goes by a couple of names. Try searching for SpectraPly Panels or Frogblanks. I tried making my own by painting the surface and gluing thin pieces of plywood together, but it's not even close to the quality of the pressure dyed materials.

Because costs twice te price of PLA and almost 4 times the ABS, so it is not worth for generic application.

What size did you build? If you did build another one, what size would you build? I’m looking at building one. Just got my 3d printer and can’t wait

It's been a little while since I created the model, but I think I used QGIS and Fusion to get the STL. There were a lot of hiccups along the way and probably a more direct method than what I used. Eventually, it all came together!

Ah, neat - looks like an interesting resource. Hey, figuring it out is what matters, right!

@@JeremyCook To add to that, I use Estlcam to get the model into gcode and then use Repetier-host to drive the MPCNC.

Nice.

I used PLA and followed the recommendations on the V1 Engineering page: www.v1engineering.com/blog/parts/ You can also look through their forum pages and there are a lot of helpful posts about what others have tried. Hope that helps!

This is right around 24" x 24" x 4". It works great for everything I've been doing and with the open frame, you can slide in longer pieces, if needed.