LaurentM

So you spent £24 + 3D printing material/time for the convenience of finding a light switch in the dark???

LOL. If you wanted to be even more overkill I'd advise your very own butler to light up a torch on the light switch so you can see it :)

Nice post. I've been thinking about how I could make my blinds smart and this looks like a nice cheap solutionCan you share how you figured out the number of steps ?#define OPEN_STEPS 400#define CENTER_STEPS 2000#define CLOSE_STEPS 3600#define MAX_STEPS 4000

Nice Project. I was expecting to read somewhere that you had set an alarm/siren so that when a vehicle is too close it actively horns at them. Maybe something to add on your to do list?

Stating the obvious for the seasoned solderer (is that a word?) I guess, but for those who are new this is a really good instructable.

Kudos for the extra detailed instructable. Quick question though, if I understand well you have to tell google the dishwasher status every time you make a change to it? So if someone forgets to tell Google, then you get the wrong answer?

Thanks. I wasn't aware of the Wifimanager bit and will definitely implement it on my devices.

Hi @Gosse, I was wondering what if you sprayed anything on top of the glitter so it doesn't go everywhere, and if so what?I find my glitter is all over the place...Thanks

So simple, yet so brilliant.I'm defo going to do this. Thanks

in addition, I wanted to praise you for helping us build it in such a way that it's still possible to change the code even after it's built (and the board is sealed inside the ornament), really cleaver stuff

Thanks @LukeK1990 for the confirmation

Quick question please: I have an old original Raspberry Pi Model B, would that work on it or do I absolutely need a Raspberry Pi 3?

I don't have a 3D Printer. I use www.3dhubs.com for my needs. In case that helps anyone