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- gocivici commented on gocivici's instructable Marble ClockView Instructable »
Hi Mark,Thanks for your comment, I'm glad that you created a website for your wooden clocks they are really a work of art! I edited and Included the kineticlock website on this Instructable. Hopefully more people will see it.
- gocivici's entry SweetDreams - a Dream Themed Aircraft for Flugtag is a winner in the Make It Fly Challenge contest
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- gocivici's entry Movie Tracker - Raspberry Pi Powered Theatrical Release Tracker is a winner in the IoT Challenge contest
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- gocivici commented on gocivici's instructable OTES - Portable Retro CRT Game Console
Thanks!
Thank you! Great question. You are right, there are some ways to simulate keyboard input with the GPIO pins on the raspberry pi(eg. using WiringPi and C). But the problem is "PicoPi", the standalone cartridge firmware on the pi. Since it's not using raspbian directly, I can't install libraries and write code like on a normal system. It has to be customized using buildroot(https://buildroot.org/downloads/manual/manual.html) which I'm not familiar with. That's why I used the Arduino micro as a shortcut!
View Instructable »Well, it needs a mini NES gun to do that, maybe I'll build one it in v2.0 :D
- gocivici's entry OTES - Portable Retro CRT Game Console is a winner in the Pocket Sized Contest contest
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- gocivici commented on gocivici's instructable Star Track - Arduino Powered Star Pointer and TrackerView Instructable »
I've used a powerbank to power the setup by usb.
- gocivici's entry Eye Guardian: Sound Triggered Eye Protection is a winner in the Safe and Secure Challenge contest
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- gocivici commented on jessyratfink's forum topic The Clinic // Get help with your instructables!View Topic »
Thanks for the feedback!
- gocivici commented on jessyratfink's forum topic The Clinic // Get help with your instructables!View Topic »
Hi!It has been 3 days since I published my instructable and even though I think It satisfies the requirements It has not been featured. It would be great if you can tell me what I can improve or what I did wrong, so I will write my future instructables accordingly. Here is the link: https://www.instructables.com/Eye-Guardian-Sound-Triggered-Eye-Protection/Thank you!
- gocivici commented on gocivici's instructable Eye Guardian: Sound Triggered Eye ProtectionView Instructable »
thank you! That's actually a pretty good idea, I will consider it for v2 :D
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- gocivici commented on gocivici's instructable Marble Clock
Nice build!I will edit the project with some corrections asap, thanks for the tips and feedback.
Hi,stepper.setSpeed(127.7);The 127.7 here is the m value, you can change the speed directly by changing this value.
View Instructable »Thank you! I added them to the list, thanks for pointing it out.
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- gocivici commented on jellmeister's instructable Scrolling Bubble DisplayView Instructable »
WOW Amazing! This is the most creative display I've ever seen. Great build!
- gocivici's entry Spooky Teddy - Arduino Powered Self-rocking Chair & Rotating Head is a winner in the Halloween Contest 2018 contest
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Thank you!
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- gocivici commented on gocivici's instructable Marble Clock
Well, to be honest, that looks more stable than my build :D, Thanks for sharing! great work.
View Instructable »Thanks for pointing these out. I will edit them ASAP and will let you know.
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- gocivici commented on gocivici's instructable Marble Clock
Thank you!I will add it as an option to the step after I test it. I will also update the mechanical parts in the future for a ver 2.0 according to feedback(This is a prototype after all). If you want you can build it right now and give me feedback, or you can wait for an update.
Thanks for suggestion! I choose to use a stepper motor controlled with a microcontroller for it's possibilities. For example a simple code could be written on C to check time locally (or from a radio tower maybe?) and sync the clock every 2 hours. Or even set the clock to the current time after a power outage.(Arduino bumps up the stepper speed until current time is reached.)
View Instructable »Thank you! I've used PLA for my build. the spacers are glued to the Frame 4a. I was experimenting with different lengths of spacers that is why I did not implement that on the frame. I'm very excited to see you build. Please share it with us when it's done!
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- gocivici commented on gocivici's instructable Marble Clock
Yes, you can use glass marbles but you have to adjust the center of mass of the rails according to the new mass of the marbles.
Thanks for the tip! I was actually going to use a Real Time Clock (RTC) module but I wanted the movement to look continuous. When using little increments to move the stepper the gears look like they are lagging. But you are right. It's more accurate to use such method. I will add this option on the last step & update the Instructable accordingly.
View Instructable »Sure! I'm creating a GitHub repo with all the files you requested. I will post it here when it's done.
- gocivici commented on gocivici's instructable Marble Clock
Yes of course!You can print the parts seperately.
thank you!
İt's a bit down on the site. I see why you couldn't find it. Here is the direct link:http://www.airspayce.com/mikem/arduino/AccelStepper/AccelStepper-1.58.zip
View Instructable »I've used 11mm diameter steel balls.
- gocivici entered Marble Clock in the Clocks Contest contest
- gocivici completed the lessons Document the Lamp Design and Create a Photo Real Render in the class 3D Design Class
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