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3D-Printed Visual Timer with LEDs, OLED Screen, and Rotary Encoder
Big thanks @PCBWay for sponsoring this video. Check out the manufacturing services offered by https://pcbway.com.
In this video, I take on the challenge of building a DIY visual timer for my toddler in 8 hours! Time can be a tough concept for kids to grasp, so I designed this 3D-printed timer with light tiles, an OLED screen, and a rotary encoder to make it easier for him to understand how much playtime is left. Whether you're a parent or a maker, this project is a fun way to combine creativity and functionality.
Code: https://github.com/iuliux/Juli....usMakes-Arduino/blob
CAD and STLs: https://www.patreon.com/posts/....visual-toddler-11821 (no pay-wall)
Tools used: D1 Mini, LED strip, rotary encoder, OLED screen, Prusa MK3.
Watch until the end to see the finished product in action!
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:45 Concept
1:27 Electronic Components
1:54 CAD Design & Fastners
4:30 Sponsor
4:50 Soldering
5:48 Firmware Development
7:45 Assembly and Testing
9:08 Knob
9:22 Showcase
9:52 Final Thoughts