Arnov Sharma

Thanks!

that's a nice idea, i would recmmend using 3V LED Strip or a neopixel strip, for battery you can use any compact LiPo system capacity over 2000mAh (or use couple of those)

dude awesome

sure dude. lets have a chat in DM

Straight up fire bro.

Software is OrCad cadence, PCBWAY accepts Gerber file of PCBs. 63-37 is the general-purpose solder paste.

Pretty soon because summer is coming!

Yup, it is an air coupled transformer in a way.

this is awesome, well done sir

did this test yeaterday, max temp reached- just 70° C

i see

I wanted to make a completely DC Operated setup so i didn't use any AC heating Elements that could been way better than the current setup.

Thanks!

Agreed

Thanks!

No problem mate

It's the main file, open it through your cad software like fusion or solidworks or grabcad, and export stls.

Noted

oh no not this again, I dont make stuff to support any sort of propaganda or something.For me its just a logo from "THE FLASH"

Thanks! and good luck with your logo, do share when ready

Hi, you should check out creality ender 3. It's extremely cheaper and very beginner friendly. Just buy from a reliable source like Amazon with proper ratings as most of sellers usually gives faulty units if bought in sale or something.

Actually dude, the leds that you are using is also 3V operated, they are connected in 3S config so they are operating at 9v above. By connecting leds in parallel they would draw more current, glow would be same as compared with 12V ones.

Why not use 3V Strip instead of 12V ones. 3V will eliminate the Boost Module which will increase the overall efficiency of load.

Led coaster? Btw adding RGB LED in this project is a nice idea