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@ -6,21 +6,21 @@ summary: "quick and dirty diy-christmas present(s)"
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This year for chrismas i set myself the challange to not buy anything new to give away as presents.
This year for christmas i set myself the challange to not buy anything new to give away as presents.
Better for the enviroment and forces me to get creative[^1] with the stuff i already have lying around.
I ended up desgning something with my 3D-Printer and the fillament techincaly did lie around... not sure if that count tho ;)
I ended up desgning something with my 3D-Printer and the fillament techincaly did lie around... not sure if that counts thogh ;)
Anyways this is what i came up with:
Anyways, this is what i came up with:
![rainbow anim](/img/led-cricle-rainbow.png#center)
Its a 3D-Printed enclosure with some paper glued to as a diffuser for LED lights. The Brains is an ESP32 running micropython (which i praised in my last [post]({{< ref "/posts/dabbling-micropython.md" >}})).
Right now it just plays 2 "animations" which you can switch with a button on the bottom side of the case. A secound button changes the brightness.
Thats all for the functionality at the moment. *BUT* when there is the inevitable beak between meals on christmas i plan to build some more nice animations and try to expose a REST-Interface to be able to change animation and brighntess over the network.
It's a 3D-Printed enclosure with some paper glued to as a diffuser for LED lights. The brains is an ESP32 running micropython (which i praised in my last [post]({{< ref "/posts/dabbling-micropython.md" >}})).
Right now it just plays 2 "animations" which you can switch between with a button on the bottom side of the case. A second button changes the brightness.
That's all for the functionality at the moment. *BUT* when there is the inevitable break between meals on christmas i plan to create some more nice animations and try to expose a REST-Interface to be able to change animation and brighntess over the network.
I put the design files[^2], the code and some basic instructions on [github](https://github.com/schnilz/led-circle). So feel to make your own ;)
I put the design files[^2], the code and some basic instructions on [github](https://github.com/schnilz/led-circle). So feel free to make your own or suggest some changes ;)
[^1]: at least that is what i thought ;) ... My GF isnt realy impressed with RGB-LEDs anymore ^^
[^2]: all created with FreeCAD <3 (im still learning that software so the design is probably realy badly made)
[^1]: at least that is what i thought ;) ... My gf isn't realy impressed with RGB-LEDs anymore ^^
[^2]: all created with FreeCAD <3 (im still learning that software so the design is probably realy badly made); stl files are available also