[Part 3] DIY Magnetic Deburrer Front Panel Assembly

[@ActiveAtom]

Hi we are sure hoping that when this is all said and done our bought non-ferrous magnetic parts deburr unit needs to be replaced with a home build one like this great one you are building here. You are placing a lot of very well thought our efforts into this build. We will be back for the next video Part 4. Thank you for the share, Lance & Patrick.

[@partisanguerrilla3167]

Great on-the-fly planning, great stuff!

[@semtex2987]

Very nice build, me like. For longterm use on a device where electronics are exposed to vibrations, one rather would use litz wire than solid wire which tends to break at some point due to continuous movement. But i wouldn't wanna do the work of rewiring again, just wait till the first breaks and the replace them all - could take months or decades or happily never occurs ever.

[@simonconvey9645]

Which extrusion system are you using ? The corners look especially well engineered......

[@johnnyryall1400]

I felt like that touch screen was maybe meant to be pushed up against a glass screen. Sandwiched if ya will?

[@johnnyryall1400]

Keep in mind I’m only a painter, which is essentially just a carpenter with his brains knocked out.

[@dumle29]

So if I heard you right you're attaching both SPI(MISO MOSI CS CLK) and I2C(SDA SCL) to the LCD. Are both required for it to work?

[@ChrisDePrisco]

Yeah, SPI does the LCD and I2C does the touch screen

[@dumle29]

@@ChrisDePrisco Aah okay. Interesting that they have an onboard ADC for that. Sure makes it easier to wire :)

[@Preso58]

Nice build, way over engineered, just the way I like it!