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- handy.andy.buckley commented on SusanLand's instructable Living, Growing Plant Wig!
- handy.andy.buckley commented on HorneczkiGabor's instructable Embroidery MachineView Instructable »
Whilst its slow, when you compare this machine to the £900 Brother Innov-Is F440E this is a great project considering you could probably pick up a second-hand or even broken machine (as you remove the original motor) for next to nothing.
- handy.andy.buckley commented on tuenhidiy's instructable 8x24x8 RED GREEN BLUE LED CUBEView Instructable »
holy moly!!! All that soldering ...
- handy.andy.buckley commented on Penolopy Bulnick's instructable Living Hinge Earrings - 3D PrintView Instructable »
Hi, what type of filament did you use?ThanksAndrew
- handy.andy.buckley commented on seamster's instructable How to Make a Sewing Machine TractorView Instructable »
brilliant
- handy.andy.buckley commented on witnessmenow's instructable RGB LED Matrix With an ESP8266
quick update ... I am runiing the feather from a 1A power bank (display at 3.3v) and according to my USB Detector the current use is varying between 0.06A to 0.19A. I think that is pretty good
View Instructable »I've recently bought a 64x32 unit (P3-(2121)-64x32-16S-D1.0) from amazon uk and like many displays out there the 2x8 connectors were unmarked. From what I have read, the general consensus is that unmarked 64x32 displays use the HUB75-D layout (see table). I am currently using a Feather M4 express with an RGB matrix FeatherWing and programming in Circuit Python. To power the RGBmatrix FeatherWing I am using a 2.4A supply which seems enough so far. To run the display you need to use 14 of the Feather's pins. One of the things I have found is that if I am running a simple text scrolling program the display will run using just 3.3V from the Feather (I measured the voltage to confirm this).I am slightly confused as to how / why you need to wire some connections from the panel output to the inp…
see more » - handy.andy.buckley commented on jiripraus's instructable Freeform LED SphereView Instructable »
If I ever make this I think I would solder it one ring at a time and then test to make sure each WS2812b was good rather then solder a whole hemisphere only to find some bad LEDs.I think I'd also wire up the MCU externally using slightly thicker brass wire which I'd form into a stand (with a suitably sized 3d printed box to hold the electronics)
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- handy.andy.buckley commented on SteveQuinn's instructable Using ESP8266 SPIFFSView Instructable »
not my photo ... but 10/10 for spotting their error (it is quite a common one).I've got an external antenna but the thought of moving the 0R resistor with a normal soldering iron .... I'll only try it if I really have to!
- handy.andy.buckley made the instructable Using ESP8266 SPIFFS
what a fabulous project.