AHMSVILLE DIAL V2 | A DIY 3D printed Programmable Wireless Controller.

[@sandrolauer350]

This is definitely the most advanced diy space mouse I have seen. Great work, this should get much more attention!

[@jakemeyer8188]

As someone who designs and codes external controllers as an amateur, this blows everything else I've seen from makers completely out of the water, including my own. Very impressive on all fronts, from design to implementation. If you aren't working as an engineer professionally, you, sir, are doing the world a great disservice.

[@Utube2Itube]

Wow, this is like a full featured professional product. Well done sir 👏🏻

[@chakreshdas7639]

this deserves recognition. Amazing how intricate planning and effort must have gone into prototyping this including the pc software.

[@hvip4]

Very nice, I am just beginning to do my research but out of all the videos I've seen this is the only design that implements sliding and yaw all on the main controll knob without the need of pressing any additional buttons. Well done 👍 I will seriously consider building this.

[@racingprincipal]

Wow, this is the coolest thing I've seen. Really great job

[@ajnsan]

waaw, awesome work! You defintely deserve more exposure!

[@alejandroisraelbarragandia1236]

Holly smokes!!!! hoooollyyyyy smokes! what an amazing design and engineering behind!

[@AM-pq1rq]

this is genius! One of the best if not the best, I've seen

[@MrZachzippo]

I look forward to their availability. Especially the SpaveNav variant

[@guyvandenberg9297]

What a great job. You really put a great deal of thought into this design. Congratulations on a wonderful project.

[@haddow777]

Aabsolutley awesome. I love it. Not just how great your project is, but to find someone actually making something useful. So many home electronic projects are little more than toys and functionless demonstrations. This is an entirely practicle tool that seriously advances a part, the interface, that the big industry has left underfulfilled for decades. I recently have gotten into a fairly serious project myself. It was a protable sauna intended to be used to heat treat items to kill bugs and germs. It could scale to treat anythig from a simple to an entire room of furniture. Mainly I got the idea because bed bugs are making big comebacks and they are quickly becoming resistent to many pesticides. My sauna would be a chemical free low energy climate friendly method of killing them. Later I figured out it could probably work for germ eradication as well. Some furniture can be complicated and there can be lots of places hard to reach with conventional sterilization. Heat gets everywhere. Sorry, I can't seem to not go a little overboard describing it. Anyways, as cool as it was to build a controller that could control itself, iteract with wan servers, and take commands from a phone app, it is like a baby's toy compared to your project. I absolutely love how you managed to fit so much functionality all layered over each other in such a small package. Even having a wireless dongle for it. Is it bluetooth capable? I'm assuming the dongle is a 2.5Ghz connection. I'm mostly asking because I dipped my toe into bluetooth and was amazed how complicated they made it. I ended up dropping that functionality myself as the tech didn't quite fit in with by design purpose. I wanted more range to be available with as little specialized addon equipment as possinle. WiFi just provided it better for me. I know I've kind of been talking about my own project a bunch here, but it's more to contrast just how far ahead and advanced your project is and to say, I get it. I can't say enough I much I love your project.

[@timcorso6337]

It's a shame but it seems you can't make one of these since the PCBs are not available. Also it seems like the author is not interested either; everything is out of stock on his website. 😞😞

[@haddow777]

@@timcorso6337 I haven't checked, but does he have the PCB schematic files up? That way you can get your own PCBs made. I assumed that would be an option since it's a marker project.

[@davidgmos]

Man this is incredibly awesome, it's industrial design bringed to makers. Great job and thanks for sharing

[@jeucedahn]

Man this video deserve way more views! thanks a lot for sharing. it is a very, but very good designs.

[@Erosgenuino]

Enhorabuena por su maravilloso proyecto, nunca ví algo igual.Debe de ser muy practico para el diseño 3D.

[@3Dgifts]

Awesome project! Add support for the Shapr3D application. I can see this being used with that best in class application.

[@EugenioFructuoso]

Awesome. I was looking for that a long time

[@Gounesh]

And all for free? Dude, wtf. Awesome work!

[@VorpalForceField]

genius level beast mode .. super advanced project and one of the best I have seen .. rock on .. Thank You for sharing.. Cheers :)

[@zubrkabbi]

Great work! Amazing attention to details!

[@broderp]

This is amazing work. Awesome !! Do you have any plans to market this and sell a complete or kit version?

[@igordasunddas3377]

Ordered one, loved the video and subscribed.

[@Nems271]

You probably won't read this, but that hell of alot of work. That is impressive in all levels: hardware, programming, etc. Congrats. You should think on Kickstarting it.

[@ZAR610]

Congratulations... no other words!

[@icouldntthinkofaname4227]

My head hurts just considering the time, effort and genius that went into this. I was wondering if it was possible to buy the electronics from you, but print the enclosure myself. Cant wait to see future projects

[@que_dijo]

dang brother, this is sick. YOu have such a talent. Thanks for sharing this vis you earned a new subscriber!

[@mtspl1984]

Remarkable work. I'm stunned.

[@binxyde]

Wow, i love it! This is awesome! You did a great job! I´d love to buy one of your "Absolute Variant"...but it's sold out 😓

[@Symon2024]

same

[@stuart2151]

This is amazing, have you made any further updates on this?

[@slickheisenberg8208]

This is a really cool project! Great work. It looks like your printer could benefit from some tuning. Look into the ironing setting in cura, pressure advance and ringing compensation in Klipper, revisit your layer height settings, tune your PIDs. Best of luck. 🤞

[@bcs7686]

A truly beautiful design i would love to build one

[@juancarlos-bq6ew]

best chanel found ever

[@RandomMiscShit]

Wow.. I want one, and I signed up to be notified when you get them back in stock.

[@conworkm]

Love this work! Have you ever thought of implementing a fully functional touch-pad on top? I know a few niche communities that would be very interested if so.

[@AhmsvilleLabs]

I have considered it, it would probably make it into a future iteration of my dial lines.

[@miguelloy4482]

Hello… I love this concept and really want to build it. I’ve looked at the PCBs but I can’t find the bill of materials for them. Can you point me in the right direction please. Really love your builds keep up the great work! 😁

[@Creative_Electronics]

Very nice made!

[@legots]

this is amazing... i was thinking to do a similar DIY Spacemouse using hall effect sensors but it looks like you have already done everything I thought of and more with this project... amazing. Do you think its possible to map the tilting inputs to joystick HID inputs and use this in games?

[@AhmsvilleLabs]

Its possible to get the raw data from the dial's spacenav but you'll have to write custom code for the joystick HID. For now, joystick HID is not supported in the dial code or in the application(i have not found a way to implement it yet).

[@mihaidumbrava5498]

Congratulations, great project!

[@NicksStuff]

That's a really really cool project! You need to tune your printer, though ;-)

[@KentoCommenT]

Wow that's amazing!

[@TA-lb5wl]

Pretty cool! Greate job!

[@alicantino59]

Absolutely amazing work. Just wow...

[@ItisImarko]

Good work!.. project is relatively complicated for many diy.. but thats not a problem..you just order finished bord.. but 5dof is.. it should be 6dof.. good work again

[@TD-er]

This is a very well made project. Very tempted to make it myself and perhaps extend the idea/implementation to be used in other projects. Would you mind if it is (partly) being used in other projects? (of course with mentioning the original)

[@Mastasegs]

Great Work! Is it possible to buy the PCBs and small parts independently, so that one can personalize the 3d parts and still get a full kit?

[@othoapproto9603]

In my 40 years of computers, I've pursued many input alternatives for the PC. Not saying to give up. But I truly believe the traditional keyboard and mouse is the only answer. The only productive, lasting advancement has been the programmable multi button mouse. I would also include some satellite devices like the shuttle pro, 3d mouse, steam deck. But these are in addition to the keyboard and mouse, not a replacement. The big problem with a radical change to the KM system is lack of consistency. Will you take this system every ware you go? The learning curve is too steep for anyone to walk up and use it. I think the basic idea of the KM is really hard to improve for its simple accessibility for the masses.

[@umbertocostanzini4485]

hi, congrats.very nice job. does this work as a space mouse in fusion 360 (i.e. it allows navigation along multiple degrees of freedom at the same time) or just as a hid (i.e. only one degree of freedom at a time)? thanks!

[@maddugqc6911]

This is really good, but unfortunaly im not that good to solder really small thing, i work with cad program and your project is my favorite of diy ''spacemouse'' but i wouild totaly buy if you start produce the pcb with the composant.. because for what i know jcb pcb just make the pcb?

[@AhmsvilleLabs]

Hi, you can actually buy the dial fully assembled, check the description for the link to the store.

[@fladder1]

Will new kits become available in your store? Just about everything appears out of stock. Really interested in the absolute version. Very impressive!

[@AhmsvilleLabs]

It will be back in stock by the end of the month..

[@shaboogen]

Looks cool. I'd be interested in this for music production. Can the dial be configured to send MIDI information by chance?

[@AhmsvilleLabs]

It can, if you dont mind writing a bit of arduino code, you can easily map the dial's controls to the midi information.

[@garyblake4296]

Amazing work.

[@makewithmegma]

Amazing work🔥😍👍

[@alessandrobrigida8951]

hi, where is the folder to upload in jlcpcb (rotary enc.zip) ?

[@PrinzMidas]

Just "Wow!".

[@jacobbiro4054]

Hey I love the design, I was wondering how you got the mouse to not move in the code? I'm going thru it now but I'm not the best at coding. Thanks

[@marcosiccardi7956]

This is awesome!

[@gbradley10021]

This is awesome! I've been looking for something like this for ages... But this seems more full featured than some of the commercial offerings. Nice job! Only reservation is that I'm a Mac user - does it work for fusion 360 without the companion app?

[@phulcrumstudios6376]

Looks absolutely great, I want to buy the absolute variant kit and then print my own parts, but this isn't on your store. Can I purchase it somewhere?

[@AhmsvilleLabs]

Thanks for the kind words, the dial will be listed on my store soon, i will let you know when its available.

[@AhmsvilleLabs]

The dial is now available on my tindie store...you can use the link in the description.

[@phulcrumstudios6376]

@@AhmsvilleLabs great, I ordered one thanks. Just to let you know, you don't have a lot of video showing you using this with CAD, I would have a bit more confidence buying if you did

[@AhmsvilleLabs]

Thank you for your purchase, i really appreciate your support....i am currently working on the video series for the dial...so you'll be seeing more actual use for all the dials feature.

[@Vzgrevv]

Hello. Great project! When i can buy SpaceNav kit?

[@AhmsvilleLabs]

Hi...you should be able to get it February, just sign up to get notified when its back in stock.

[@WaldemarHeimann]

Amazing!

[@taipov]

Looks great! Where can I get the STL files of the space navigation engine? Can't find them

[@jgjiceman]

It's a shame not to have the STL .

[@rogalewskip]

Would it be possible to order just the PCB?

[@williambrasky3891]

Brilliant

[@hectorllanquin]

this looks so great, do you think it would work with cinema 4d? that software always bugs with external controllers

[@AhmsvilleLabs]

It should work fine with it, the dial emulates both the mouse and keyboard, it does not register as a special controller.

[@adriantudor4793]

Where i can find the schematic and the PCBs?

[@MM-yp5yk]

круто!!!! а можно купить?

[@victorcoto2158]

Hi i am working in my TFG and i was wondering whitch program dos you use to make the dissasembly video in minute 3:30 ??

[@AhmsvilleLabs]

I used Solidworks and Adobe after effect

[@kennethsamonteece]

Does this work on a Mac?

[@AhmsvilleLabs]

The app is windows only, but the dial can be programmed with Arduino ide separate from the app, just like any diy HID controller.

[@gabefernandez1]

Make it and sell it made on ebay or something I want one but don't have the ability to make it.

[@AhmsvilleLabs]

It available on tindie.com please check the video description

[@Cando465]

Wow

[@Themheals]

3dconnexion has nothing on you. They should be making you offers. I wish I had this instead of my space mouse which I cant do without. Consider some buttons on the finger hold points on the upper dial. I am sure you can get them in there and this means work can be done without having to take your hand off the knob. I see now that they would always be out of position considering the dial moves freely. There must be a way to put a few buttons on the side somehow.

[@EugenioFructuoso]

Awesome. I was looking for that a long time