INCREDIBLE ! Smartphone console DIY with OLD keyboard - UNLIMITED GAMES

[@DanieleTartaglia]

🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹 PER GLI UTENTI ITALIANI, DOMANI O MASSIMO DOMENICA, IL VIDEO ESCLUSIVO IN ITALIANO con tutti i passaggi commentati e molto altro ancora.

[@danidjofficial]

Non vedo l'ora, è stupendo, ne farò uno anch'io

[@dimasoft1556]

70% good content 20% hardwork 10% good creations 0% profile pictures

[@asdfasdf4176]

and 100% reason to remember the name

[@cannoli5658]

Love the controller you’ve made, but even more impressive to me is that mini saw: looks cool af

[@yash1152]

> _"but even more impressive to me is that mini saw: looks cool ..."_ 6:47 yeah, wow. super nice :)

[@djmcroby]

Mi lasci senza parole ad ogni tuo video, pulizia, perfezione, precisione e cura nei dettagli. Sei il migliore !!

[@lurkerrekrul]

I'm a big believer in re-using old components, however... They sell joystick "kits" that include the stick, buttons, a USB board, and cables for connecting everything. You still need to build a case, but everything else just plugs in.

[@euvo_sound]

Yeah but those joysick kits just came from old keyboard ics aswell.

[@lurkerrekrul]

@@euvo_sound You mean they use the same chips, or that the ICs were literally taken from old keyboards? Either way, I'm not aware of any of them identifying themselves as keyboards when plugged in.

[@pdrouk]

@@lurkerrekrul Any kind of controller/joystick identifies itself as Keyboard if you plug it in.

[@milfredsadventure7510]

From now on I'll be your fan! I have seen many diy stuff from this video like that machine you use to cut the wood

[@phame1225]

DUDE, I LOVE YOU! Without this video I would have thought to make a controller using maybe arduino or something similar. Now I see he possibility to use either keyboard or gutted controller to make a own custom one. Now I need to think how to make it bluetooth and rechargeable. Been dreaming up a phone case controller with controlled angle. Imagine a 3ds without bottom screen and 2 embedded analog sticks. That is my goal.

[@alinepiroutek8932]

I will try using a 8bitdo wireless controller as sacrifice to use on Switch

[@turbo1gts]

Awesome workbench setup! I love the Socket A and at least one Slot A mainboards! This video is an inspiration to make my own arcade pad, but I would probably use the guts of an XBOX compatible controller. Your homemade jigs and tools also give me some ideas for my own projects.

[@Patrick-pr7pw]

Love it. The only thing I would change is a larger bracket so that I could use a tablet.

[@aladinoaladino9770]

Daniele come al solito sei sempre magicamente perfetto!!!! Adorooooooooooooo

[@danielbenitez5501]

no se si en el emulador se corrigio ,pero muchos juegos que es necesario apretar mas de 2 botones a la vez los botones se bloqueaban .

[@MrDenisJoshua]

Bellissimoooo... poi stai giocando uno dei miei preferiti.

[@matsueokazaki8297]

well, there is no denying that he made a work of gamer art, although with the money perfectly enough for a gamepad, the work is wonderful and pleasing to the eye

[@nickolasgaspar9660]

Not really, if you are in fixing things most of those materials are readily available to you. Sure you won't be able to meet the quality of his project, but an old broken arcade joysticks, pc keyboards, otg connectors, a phone holder and some pieces of wood and metal will be lying around your lab.

[@JulyYunico]

Arcade Joysticks Bluetooth Gamepads for android phones are expensive af. Only Bluetooth PlayStation type gamepads are cheap

[@maik1982]

very nice what you created, i remember playing wonder boy on the very old PC with floppy disc, good memories

[@quelomoto2507]

MARAVILLOSO...... eres la definición de "eres un máquina"

[@francescopepefra90leon]

Daniele i tuoi lavori sono capolavori ma tu sei un'opera d'arte

[@TOIC293]

10:19 you should be more patient in this part bro and show you how to connect each wire in its proper place!

[@eskanderx1027]

Great stuff! A big tablet would be even better for this...

[@brp.544]

I'm starting in electronics, you have good videos but it would be perfect better explained, for example I don't know how you connected the buttons, you can't see it, but well maybe they are not tutorials but exhibitions.

[@crimsonkarma13]

Maybe he wanted it to be languageless

[@jhapluearning2339]

Bhai ne shrif idea Diya hai Jo samaj gya vo bana lega meri traha bhot easy hai lekin itna clean nahi bana paunga ​@@crimsonkarma13

[@AadiLMughal]

This called perfection

[@ZioRequiem]

Questa volta sei riuscito a superarti ! Figata galattica 😳🤩🤩

[@kohlman3442]

I'm very impressed by the phone holder you build yourself. Beautiful piece. Your dedication is something most creators in this platform unfortunately lack. Really enjoedy it an kt keep watching

[@gianlucatondo]

Grande Daniele sei spettacolare 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@lordrayven2086]

I'm glad you're showing some cool stuff... i've very dificulte since i started to not throw old working stuff and re-used them... if you will show more stuff and cheap like this i would be very greatfull. Keep with the good work, people need this kind of stuff

[@Airown]

This looks fun to make!! You made it look easy!! 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@Xedef885]

Come sempre gran bel lavoro, com'è strano vedere il prodotto finito e sembra una passeggiata, ma poi vedi il lavoro che gai impiegato ed è sbalorditivo.

[@simorucci]

thanks for the video and for the idea... really appreciated... ora ti scrivo nella nostra lingua, tanto i bei commenti in inglese li abbiamo letti tutti (per chi li sa leggere :) ) sei davvero un grande, guardo spesso i tuoi video e fai della roba che non vedo l'ora di rifare... questa su tutte... manca poco al milione, dai saluti da calenzano

[@robertofavoccia1741]

che spettacolo. Come sempre un progetto magnifico eseguito in modo superlativo

[@eezmo2114]

This is such a cool idea. All your projects are cool , very neat and clear to understand.

[@helioramos1974]

Bravo Danielle!!

[@mauromoreno5333]

Exelente!!!! Un muy buen proyecto. Saludos desde argentina.

[@electronic7979]

Excellent project. I liked it

[@dude...are-you-sure]

You have an engineers mind and hands. I watched this video and wished i can even do half of what i saw on your video. If i attempted this i would just end up with a bunch of components uninstalled and probably all be tossed in a storage box after some time. Absolutely amazing what you made. Judging from the games I'm going to guess you are a genXer~ subbed

[@tecnicoeliofernandez4367]

Eres un mounstruo Daniele. Mucha salud para ti para asi seguir viendo estos video tan sastifactorios. Ademas se aprende mucho con ellos

[@ugurturan1977]

Çok güzel bir çalışma olmuş. Elinize sağlık!

[@user-by9xt8bq6t]

FULL CLASSIC STICK & GAMES!!! THANKS YOU, FRIEND

[@rohitsharma-tf5mf]

amazing build by an EPIC diy youtuber !!!!!

[@GermAndroidE]

Flipante!! el invento en sí es cojonudo pero es asombroso ver la cantidad de herramientas autoconstruidas XD TOP, me suscribo y me hago super fan

[@massimod.691]

Che meraviglia Daniele, davvero un bel progetto, geniale come tutte le tue creazioni. Ciao

[@saif1002]

Nice one, I like the hoover and other stuff you made as well.

[@vakuuvoid1680]

Muy bueno!. Esto mismo pensaba hacer!, ya tengo la motivación para empezar

[@AH-gt7my]

Perfect amazing Mr..good job👍

[@alejandroaguilar9038]

LOVE THIS FOR A TABLET !!!

[@mateuszzanto]

Amazing idea! Thanks for the video!

[@freddd3d299]

hello, that's great congratulations could you just please put a picture of the connection of the joystick and the pink wire of the enter where it connects I have a doubt thank you and congratulations again for your work

[@TONY-gj3jl]

Mi fai tornare in mente i videogiochi al bar! Complimenti bel progetto! 👏😉 Buone feste a tutti! 👌

[@DanieleTartaglia]

Grazie anche a te

[@alexhandzhiev]

A true master of his craft!

[@sddiymakeitworthit7512]

That’s super awesome 👏

[@alsmith1775]

Wow just found this channel, subscribed amazing stuff!

[@Marsigliera]

Visto che spettacolare l'hanno già detto, dico: gioiosissimo!! Gran bel progetto!

[@kingmakespeaker1402]

I love it's

[@funkykoval2099]

Bonasera! Thank You for great vid. Do You think it' would be possible to make 2 player version from this keyboard driver? I'm dreaming of making arcade for small ,tall and round expresso table

[@massimobivona_com]

Non vedo l'ora che esca anche di là 🤩

[@primequeen3679]

Brilliant, best idea ever

[@francescocaricasole2624]

Complimenti, davvero bello 😁

[@GnabhanJr]

Aways amazing me dude, genious work around.

[@bpbrainiak]

Awesome Project!!!

[@douglasmarquezin3575]

Magnífico!

[@bathmallow]

Very clever. Well Done 👍

[@angelion1985]

Another amazing work

[@diegochavarri3137]

Hola...muy buen video....un uso creativo de cosas rotas o en desuso....y hasta se pueden jugar clasicos de todas la consolas!!!!!.... Creo que Daniele es el italiano mas creativo....jajajaj.....

[@Davide-io9bl]

Ma tu sei un genio però!!!!! Grande!!!

[@salvatorelandi282]

Veramente bello complimenti!!!

[@drillmaster1]

Thank you for your video. I also wanted to do something similar to my old membrane keyboards, since I found that the control board is still working, it's just the membrane that is bad, even after wiping it the contacts no longer work.

[@robertofedele62]

Auguri buon Natale 💫🎄

[@Toleador73]

Wow just wow ❤. Amazing work ❤. I wonder is possible to make the same think and transfer to a gaming pad a gaming controller like ps5 for example this keyboard?

[@M.V.1]

Complimenti. Progetto molto bello. Bel lavoro. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🖐️

[@jonathassoares884]

Que video maravilhoso, e de brinde ainda me revelou um jogo antigo que busco o nome a muitos anos, obrigado

[@teo-memes]

I think Daniele is Italian...

[@NFiniteCombos]

As someone who plays on arcade sticks all the time, this is the most painful build I've ever seen. Those screws in any game that uses heavy use of the joy stick will have their hands grinding on those screws. Those nub buttons seem interesting, and I'm also not sure why you went with 4 button layout instead of the standard 6 button. On every system you're missing buttons except the NES. It does look pretty though. I'm a fan of the case and nubs. The buttons and lever look like knockoff buttons instead of proper arcade buttons. Like knock off Suzo Happ. What's worse is that you have industrial level gear so there's absolutely no excuse that you cheaped out on this equipment

[@anuluisola8410]

BRAVO!!! Veramente un bel progetto però se posso permettermi fatto con tastiera bluetooth, forse sarebbe stato più particolare! COMUNQUE RIBADISCO SEI UN GRANDE!!!

[@guidoastolfoni]

Sei un genio! Fantastico!

[@matsueokazaki8297]

3:56 I would like to understand how I tested the keys if the board was not connected

[@joshuasanita9411]

Wow awesome i love your work sir thank you

[@taoufikcanada5673]

Good job Dany

[@loquero10]

Magnificool !!!

[@dheluxeTV]

I like your soldering iron. :)

[@rattehalliravishankar1801]

Excellent design. You are really master

[@patorilim266]

Great Job! Your the Man! Now all you need to do is make another one so we can challenge Street Fighter! lol

[@yash1152]

5:48 _[sheet bending on transparent plastic]_ wow, what is material of this sheet? acrylic? and what is that apparatus for its bending called?

[@abusufiyan968]

Great bro ❤️

[@1davidchiti]

Bellissimo !!!! ora però ci hai abituati male ... e tu ce lo devi fare anche in italiano !! Sei spettacolare +++++

[@DanieleTartaglia]

è in opera, esce domenica 🙂

[@enriqueeenriquez2180]

Thank you for help me to decode the USB keyboard circuitry

[@td3060]

I would appreciate learning more about your soldering technique, it looks like after the terminals were "sanded" you applied something yellowish from that clear tube and then you applied some new solder material before actually soldering the wires. However it looked like you just applied the solder across the last few contacts all at same time by just applying heat across them with a rolling technique. I took a soldering class years ago but I don't recall if this was covered. I feel like soldering often makes me hesitate starting cool projects like this

[@madmerlyn]

the yellowish stuff is flux. Flux inhibits oxidation, and in when done liberally as he did there it prevents the solder from sticking to anything that isn't conductive. It's basically a shortcut to tin the pads effectively without blobs shorting between them. The spray he put on afterwards was to remove the excess flux, though you do want to leave a little flux behind to protect the joints.

[@julfikar9897]

Awesome tutorials. I was thinking about exact this one to make👍👍👍

[@VIAJANDOPORELMUNDO-jz4uk]

Buenos días, que buena creatividad. Oye esa máquina para cortar está de lujo, como la hiciste?

[@gabrielecattazzo962]

Grande Daniele! anche usare un Arduino nano non sarebbe stata una brutta idea!

[@massimo110983]

Ma che figata sono i tuoi video 😜

[@kamikhan2214]

Super Ur a genius

[@frankzanella464]

Stupendo......... ne voglio uno anch'io.

[@juliovindell264]

I like the clicky Joy stick

[@ecb116]

Awesome joystick. Quick question does anybody know the pins for the space bar? I have the same ms 600 keyboard

[@Geovince]

Ahh da coetaneo e da nostalgico di retrogaming attendevo un video del genere dal Bartop che facesti

[@andreaboggia]

Ottimo lavoro!!!!

[@abdelmalekbeo7576]

Someone that makes his own tools can make anything, Matter of fact, this reminds me of an American Quote "America was built with Hard working Men and Good Tools."

[@MattiaRaggiDrum]

Stupendo, complimenti!

[@deadringer2349]

Superb!

[@nhelvimigaming]

Really want to see if this project can be use in some online game like pubg,mobile legends and call of duty 😍😍

[@TinyMaths]

What happens when you cut down your use of social media significantly. Amazing work.

[@djthashock]

Nice Device but one Flaw in my Opinion.... The L, R (SNES) Buttons or Z, C (Mega Drive, Genesis) would be nice if they were in one Row. 6 Buttons instead of 4. I Think it would be great with RetroArch. And Cloud Gaming. Some Games with L2, R2 Buttons... Needs 2 extra Buttons on This/Your Device. But for Oldschool Gaming PERFECT "SHO RYU KEN"

[@lamacchinadeltempo5737]

Eccellente! Hai utilizzato una tecnica molto famosa in passato per la costruzioni dei cabinati Home Made: il "Keyboard Hack", smontaggio di una vecchia tastiera ed utilizzo del suo circuito interno per portare i segnali... TOP 👍👍👍