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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 19 เม.ย. 2023
Use a pot to transform into a high-end audio system - Create unaffordable music enjoyment
Today I decided to turn this pot into a premium stereo that I can't afford. I lingered in front of the store for a while, noticing a loudspeaker so prominently featured in high-end homes that even Jobs was a fan. However, the price is nearly 20,000, which is too expensive for me. So, I decided to make one myself.
I spent 250 yuan to buy a large pot at the vegetable market, and it looked like a speaker. Then I thought about the legs of a small dining table I've been using for years and it seemed like a perfect speaker leg. I also dismantled an old speaker set at home and removed the speakers and motherboard.
First, I marked the location of the three leg mounting holes on the bottom of the cauldron and cut them out with a cutting machine. Since the cauldron is made of stainless steel, it was a bit difficult to cut, but it was not a big problem. I used a hole saw to open the round hole in the middle, it looks a bit like an alien. Next, I needed to make a support for the outrigger, so I bought a stainless steel pipe at the door and window store downstairs for 20 yuan. Use welding techniques to fasten the metal pipes and large nuts together. Although I'm not skilled at soldering, it looks like the welded seam is reasonably strong.
Since the speaker has three legs, I made three nails and soldered them to the case. Of course, this wasn't the final look I wanted, I needed to cut off the excess. Once that was done, I installed the upper legs and tried to stand it upright. From this angle, it looks a bit like it already, but the shell still needs to be worked on.
I need to cut a vent hole in the back, this is the air outlet for the speaker unit, the sound from the woofer will come from this location. Also, there needs to be a large vent at the top. I like working with existing materials, so I found a stainless steel wine glass that I thought would work for the control panel. I cut off the excess and pre-drilled the key holes. The control section needs to fit on the bottom of the enclosure, so I drew exactly where it needed to be cut and started cutting.
This process is as exciting as setting off fireworks when I was a child, and I feel full of passion. Every time I finish a part of the job and see the speaker look closer and closer to what I imagined, I feel a sense of accomplishment. I bought some parts like flanges, wires and brackets and soldered them to the enclosure to hold the woofer and circuit board in place. There are also two small speakers that I mounted on either side of the speaker. Next is the most critical part, the wiring work of the speaker, circuit board and power supply. This process needs to be done with care, as any mistake can affect the sound quality.
Finally, I started sanding the shell to give it some metallic texture. I also used plastic connectors and planks to hold the interior in place, and used sealant and screws to hold the pieces together. I cut some sound holes in the case for better sound quality. Finally, I snapped the top cover on and made a mask out of acoustic fabric and rubber bands to give the speaker a more refined look.
With patient effort, I managed to turn an ordinary cauldron into a luxurious speaker. Now, I also have a high-end stereo at home, which can play high-quality music through a Bluetooth connection. I can't wait to invite the neighbors over to my house to show off my masterpiece. I hope they'll be amazed by the amp, but I also hope they don't realize I actually made it. This story is full of love and creativity for life, and it makes me appreciate my hard work and sense of accomplishment even more.
I spent 250 yuan to buy a large pot at the vegetable market, and it looked like a speaker. Then I thought about the legs of a small dining table I've been using for years and it seemed like a perfect speaker leg. I also dismantled an old speaker set at home and removed the speakers and motherboard.
First, I marked the location of the three leg mounting holes on the bottom of the cauldron and cut them out with a cutting machine. Since the cauldron is made of stainless steel, it was a bit difficult to cut, but it was not a big problem. I used a hole saw to open the round hole in the middle, it looks a bit like an alien. Next, I needed to make a support for the outrigger, so I bought a stainless steel pipe at the door and window store downstairs for 20 yuan. Use welding techniques to fasten the metal pipes and large nuts together. Although I'm not skilled at soldering, it looks like the welded seam is reasonably strong.
Since the speaker has three legs, I made three nails and soldered them to the case. Of course, this wasn't the final look I wanted, I needed to cut off the excess. Once that was done, I installed the upper legs and tried to stand it upright. From this angle, it looks a bit like it already, but the shell still needs to be worked on.
I need to cut a vent hole in the back, this is the air outlet for the speaker unit, the sound from the woofer will come from this location. Also, there needs to be a large vent at the top. I like working with existing materials, so I found a stainless steel wine glass that I thought would work for the control panel. I cut off the excess and pre-drilled the key holes. The control section needs to fit on the bottom of the enclosure, so I drew exactly where it needed to be cut and started cutting.
This process is as exciting as setting off fireworks when I was a child, and I feel full of passion. Every time I finish a part of the job and see the speaker look closer and closer to what I imagined, I feel a sense of accomplishment. I bought some parts like flanges, wires and brackets and soldered them to the enclosure to hold the woofer and circuit board in place. There are also two small speakers that I mounted on either side of the speaker. Next is the most critical part, the wiring work of the speaker, circuit board and power supply. This process needs to be done with care, as any mistake can affect the sound quality.
Finally, I started sanding the shell to give it some metallic texture. I also used plastic connectors and planks to hold the interior in place, and used sealant and screws to hold the pieces together. I cut some sound holes in the case for better sound quality. Finally, I snapped the top cover on and made a mask out of acoustic fabric and rubber bands to give the speaker a more refined look.
With patient effort, I managed to turn an ordinary cauldron into a luxurious speaker. Now, I also have a high-end stereo at home, which can play high-quality music through a Bluetooth connection. I can't wait to invite the neighbors over to my house to show off my masterpiece. I hope they'll be amazed by the amp, but I also hope they don't realize I actually made it. This story is full of love and creativity for life, and it makes me appreciate my hard work and sense of accomplishment even more.
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HELLO, EXCELLENT JOB; COULD YOU SHARE THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM AND THE ELECTRONIC ELEMENTS PLEASE..
Can you share the cnc project file?
😍✨👌 This is absolutely beautiful. A work of art, technology, and function. And a labour of love too! You put so much work into it 😅 thankyou for making this video, I really enjoyed it 😊
Would the sensors still work if it was your foot getting close to it? Also will it work through plastic and socks? One last thing, can the sensors work with Arduino instead of directly being attached to LEDs?
Nice Job !
Alguien sabe dónde se puede conseguir ése mismo sensor? He visto muchos similares pero ninguno así de práctico
在家里用打磨机，邻居不投诉的吗？
👍💓
조명 스트립과 드라이버 회로 기판은 어디서 구입 할 수 있나요?
I want one request from you. My name is Abdo and I watch your videos from Morocco. I want you to explain to me how you put the threads and the sensors together. Thank you from the heart, my brother. 
Start selling them immediately. Brilliant stuff.
I made this table in red color. If you want to buy it, you can contact me.
Hello, can you make me such a chip, please? Thank you ttp 223 please 🥺
wow
Hello, I liked your video very much. I want to build my own desk, how can I buy this driver card? can you share the link?
Can you please share the measures of the table, honey comb and circles in the back Or if you can share the CNC file please
You are wild for doing this inside of an apartment, with an open kitchen.
Please when i can bye these sensor please
great idea... where can we buy those chip you use for the sensor?
Świetna robota! Mam prośbę czy mógłbyś udostępnić pliki CNC? Z góry dziękuję i pozdrawiam.
Please tell the name of transformer(power supply). How much supply this arrangement requires?
depends on the size of the table silly. Just look up the current usage of a 5050 led and then multiply it by the ammount of leds in each circle and then multiply again by the ammount of circles.
This looks amazing! I’m trying to build one for a school project but am having a hard time with a few things. Are you able to supply the circuit diagram or what board you used and the CAD file? Thanks!
It’s pretty easy to design in a CAD environment. You can just look up honeycomb pattern
Hello, can you make me such a chip, please ttp 223 I. Need it 🙏🙏🙏
@@karimArt1 We have these.
We have these.
Dame un precio de la compro
How much?
I have some questions : 1. Can it be programmed to change color automatically? 2. Can the idle mode be programmed, the lights turn on by themselves 3. Can you use the remote to change the color of the lights
Yes it's possible I guess
yes, with neopixel led
No, it has no program and those are only white leds. The chip literally just detects objects turns the light on and then dims it off when it doesn't see an object, there is no code, no controller and no program. If you wanted to do what you're talking about you'd be looking at a full re-engineer of all the electronic parts. Your idea would require a master controller and a robust communication bus that could communicate with every single module telling it what color to turn on etc.
where did you buy the circuit board?
The green colour circuit board where i can buy this?
Can i just buy this
We have these.
Hi ! Does anyone have the reference for driver circuit board present in the video please ?
Hello, can you share the CNC files?
mozna takie uklady kupi gotowe ?
Da mozna na aliexpress
*Promo sm*
Superb , Broo, what a talent
WİTCH KİND OF TTP223 ? OR DİD YOU FİX ?
I'm working on similar table and I'm using red ttp223 sensors
What is the name of the sensor?
@@woodworking990 Did it work totally like the video
Nice work! Probably had been asked before - but do you sell the circuit boards that you use? (Around minute 2:00)
He didn't make that table and yes u can buy them from China
@@woodworking990 do you know name of the circuit board what he use ?
nice work
Hi
Can you please post a link to the sensors you use?
Нашел?
The exact LED touch sensor driver he uses in the video seems to be custom ordered. But using a modified TTP223 would achieve a similar effect.
Exactly that's what I'm working on now
how to modify the ttp223?
i have been playing around with the ttp223 and capacitor to act as the fade off of the led but for a reason i can't explain, it fade on the led instead of fading off the led. when i run it with a simple push button, its all good and work exactly like i want but when i take the push button out and put the ttp223 to its place, it reverse the fade and i can't get it to work at all. the ttp223 is fine and work perfectly too caus if i take the capacitor out, it work just like the push button. So now i'm realy curious, what type of modification are you talking here ?
@@woodworking990Were you able to get it working? If so what did you use?
Is that copper tube as induction coil??
It works as range extender check my channel
Can you please tell me which LED driver (touch switch) you used?
Can you please tell me which LED driver (touch switch) you used?
I need that information too 😅 🙏
Maybe I helped.
@@moreboonshow ?
@@moreboonsWhat is the name? I need it for my project
@@hakatari9622What is the name for the sensor?
link sensor pl
What is the sensor?
Sensor Name TTP223, with a Copper Ring soldered to the sensor
This not is ttp223
@@RafaPulgar então qual é o nome? Sabichão
@@RafaPulgar In essence, it is a TTP223 sensor with the addition of a transistor output as a driver for an LED strip, as the TTP223 IC cannot directly power an LED strip. It also integrates a fade-out effect (by adding a capacitor). You can find similar modules by searching for: 12V LED Touch switch module TTP223
@@JoaoPedro-pi1oo one of the variations www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005628355731.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.0.0.23455c5fzrAeof&gps-id=pcOrderListRecommend&scm=1007.38956.333894.0&scm_id=1007.38956.333894.0&scm-url=1007.38956.333894.0&pvid=9dd34a64-3d85-4bce-9881-ee48e629b398&_t=gps-id%3ApcOrderListRecommend%2Cscm-url%3A1007.38956.333894.0%2Cpvid%3A9dd34a64-3d85-4bce-9881-ee48e629b398%2Ctpp_buckets%3A668%232846%238108%231977&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21EUR%214.63%212.31%21%21%21%21%21%40211b444516856866632318422ebf1f%2112000033804994937%21rec%21DE%214627457929
Where I can buy same this TTp sensor please
I think the sensor is "Touch sensitive TTP223" and detects from a distance of about 0.5 cm. But I think they are connecting cables to increase this range. Because I saw in a video that the cable was connected to this sensor afterwards. There is a channel on TH-cam that does this and explains it in three videos. Channel: Axes: WoodWork
Yeah but bout the wiring tutorial still missing some. I'm still searching how to wiring the TTP223 sensor with the LED strips, ring a bell sir? Any help will be appreciated.
@@lesliekho8970 Hi I also want to know about this can you help me?
@@lesliekho8970 You would connect the +5V of the LED strips to the "SIG" or "I/O" port on the TTP223 board. and the ground to the same ground
@@Ak-47_Target_You I'm still newbie and doubt that I can help you much bout wiring, sir.. The table draw my attentions and want to learn more.
@@ZipZash does it need capacitor for each sensor for wiring LED strip?? I watched some videos about sensor TTP223 and did mention it. Correct me if I'm wrong. TIA
Add link for sensor please 🙏 sir
Just tell us this sensor name please
What is?
Weird that looks exactly like the table from the video called "A Smart Table of Epoxy Resin" which was done a year ago
One of the first things he said was he based it off that video. He even showed the video on his phone. 0:15
yes pls tell us which sensor is it ?