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Projects with Red
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 ต.ค. 2020
My name is Reda, I created this channel to share projects with the idea of helping you learn in every single project, by simply watching or making it yourself. To ensure what you learn is valuable and concrete, it's very important for me to do every project to high standards, use best practises and take no shortcuts.
How To Make an RC Car from SCRATCH! (Part 1)
In this new video series, we will be creating an autonomous RC Car project, starting from this first episode, we will be focusing on how to create an RC Car from scratch using 3D printed parts in easy steps. We will make the RC Car project and the joystick controller for the remote controller for the Arduino RC Car project. I will show how you can make the rc car using 3D printed parts and also show you how to create an Arduino joystick controller with joysticks. The 3D printed RC Car Arduino project can navigate through multiple terrains, have responsive wireless joystick controller, high speed, and four wheel drive with a pretty good turning radius using a servo motor for the RC car steering mechanism, which is controlled using the joystick controller using an Arduino board.
In this first episode of the RC car series, we're going to build an easy-to-use RC Car from scratch. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have everything you need to build your own RC car!
If you're looking to build your own RC car, then you need to check out this tutorial! In this episode, we'll build an RC car from scratch that is easy to make and use. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have everything you need to get started making your own RC car!
The RC Car project is an Arduino based projects, since both in the RC car and in the joystick controller, Arduino is used alongside with a nRF module to get a wireless communication between the RC Car and the joystick controller.
In this video episode 1, I go through all the steps on how you can create an RC car from scratch using 3D printed parts, including the RC car and joystick controller assembly and electronics.
Make sure you comment below any ideas or features you want to see implemented in the RC Car project, I will be taking feedback after each episode, so we can make the best RC car project out there together!
🔔 Remember to Subscribe so you don't miss any projects, which will only get better and better!
Link to wiring, code, 3D models, and everything else:
github.com/RedaAlb/yt-auto-rc-car
🔨 To design all the 3D models I used Fusion 360, and printed them using the Creality CR6-SE 3D printer.
📌 Instagram, Twitter, Facebook:
@ProjectsWithRed
#arduino #arduinoproject #3dprinting #3dprinted
In this first episode of the RC car series, we're going to build an easy-to-use RC Car from scratch. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have everything you need to build your own RC car!
If you're looking to build your own RC car, then you need to check out this tutorial! In this episode, we'll build an RC car from scratch that is easy to make and use. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have everything you need to get started making your own RC car!
The RC Car project is an Arduino based projects, since both in the RC car and in the joystick controller, Arduino is used alongside with a nRF module to get a wireless communication between the RC Car and the joystick controller.
In this video episode 1, I go through all the steps on how you can create an RC car from scratch using 3D printed parts, including the RC car and joystick controller assembly and electronics.
Make sure you comment below any ideas or features you want to see implemented in the RC Car project, I will be taking feedback after each episode, so we can make the best RC car project out there together!
🔔 Remember to Subscribe so you don't miss any projects, which will only get better and better!
Link to wiring, code, 3D models, and everything else:
github.com/RedaAlb/yt-auto-rc-car
🔨 To design all the 3D models I used Fusion 360, and printed them using the Creality CR6-SE 3D printer.
📌 Instagram, Twitter, Facebook:
@ProjectsWithRed
#arduino #arduinoproject #3dprinting #3dprinted
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Is there any way I can load this up to a ESP32-S3? Thanks!
This is great thankyou for sharing.
put the vcc in the middle of the connector.
Hey my man, do you happen to have a schematic which I can use to power an 12V LED strip using three potentiometers, as shown in your setup?
It should be a very similar setup as in this project, but just be careful to have the correct voltage conversions for the LEDs and the micro-controller.
Your project is really fantastic, I can't wait to do it! Is it possible to share the files in fusion360 format? Because I'd like to change the depth to make a shelf.
I'm not sure how much further you went with this project as I haven't checked your channel but a great addition would be to connect it up to a computer where you store a list for each wire configuration you need and have it automatically sent (or maybe just add an sd card for the same task). Additionally you could add an extra extruder for another wire without needing a second cutter by running both into a Y connection and set the code to extract past the meeting point for wire change operations (with that you could add either a tree of Ys or one multi input single output connector with the right geomeries). Will probably try making something similar soon, so I'm just brainstorming right now. May try to lower the cost a little by using something like a miller 100 wire stripper instead of cutters like yours so I don't need two steppers. I'd just anchor one half to the baseplate and the other to a stepper or possibly a servo. I also noticed with yours there was a bit of deflection of the blade during the cut, that ever cause any issue?
These are great ideas! Well spotted, the deflection causes problems when cutting wires that are larger than 18AWG, which is the max size wire I recommend for this machine to cut.
@@ProjectsWithRed Thanks, I ordered some parts for the core of the device, excluding multiple spools for now, but I revised my plan for multiple extruders. I'm planning to use some continuous rotation micro servos as intermediary extruders for each spool which will take each wire to and from the main extruder when needed. This way will reduce cost even more so you only need one stepper extruder. Then get a PCA9685 for up to 16 spools and a CD74HC4067 for sensors located before each tube in the combiner so we know when the main line is clear to the stepper extruder for the next wire to feed. That's the plan as I have it so far anyway. Thanks for the inspiration!
@@ProjectsWithRed Oh, and I just posted a short of a wire twister I designed yesterday that you might be interested in. I think it pairs great with this stripper system.
@@Ivan.Wright This is great to hear! I would love to see the final project if possible, good luck!
I like your Video a lot. However, I would like it to be in one color (e.g. white, red or blue) and above all much smaller, with only 1 to a maximum of 3 LEDs (instead of 9) in one element of the 7-segment display. Could you maybe make a video about it?
I will unfortunately not be making a video about that, but it would be fairly easy to modify this project to get this done.
Simply amazing! Thanks, is just what i was looking for!!!
THX for Sharing
How you connected with car
Hey bro, i am having an issue, i have esp32-S board but on IDE i am unable to find mine board in the esp32 boards list...., also on my board the company name is not written please help me out 🙏🙏 Image link: drive.google.com/file/d/10RY8PET-wD5hWSp7Xx_KbQ548aI-XHaK/view?usp=drivesdk
Bro I am getting error in your code. Pls helpp😢😢😢🙏🏻🙏🏻
What error are you getting? If possible post an issue regarding this in the GitHub repository 👍🏼.
@@ProjectsWithRed bro I had posted the issue of code check plss
did you use any sensor for this project? futhermore, can we use other component for the wire feeding? I'm trying to build one with some additions.
No sensors were used. You can use another component for the wire feeding, it just needs to have high accuracy to control the length of the wire, unless you use a different method.
Hello my firend this project is exactly i want to do Can i use wifi or Bluetooth to connect with computer
Yes you can do this using the ESP32, however, you will have to modify the project to make it work.
Thank you for reply my question
@@ProjectsWithRed My friend Can I replace pro micro And nrf24l01 With esp32 and connected with computer directly with Bluetooth
What is board thickness?
18mm
by far the best explanation ever! what filaments did you use for the 3d printed parts?
Thank you! For the filaments I used matte 1.75mm PLA by Tinmorry.
@@ProjectsWithRed many thanks for the reply. how was the PLA with the heat of the LEDs so far?
@@chipchorps No issues at all, the LEDs emit little heat even in full brightness after multiple hours.
Gracias
I have problems to upload clock configured file to ESP32 board. I get error message "command 'platformio-ide.upload' not found". I have unistall PlatformIO and delete also folder PlatformIO and reinstall PlatfromIO, but still have some problems.
Have you selected the correct micro-controller?
Thanks for your video! This looks like a great project for my classroom. Has anyone added any additional features to further customize this project? I think it would be great to create a color change/flashing feature at the different times my students depart. It may also be valuable to create an audio alert to warn the students of their departure time. I am wondering if there are other ideas to add functionality to the project. Maybe the display could respond to a request through a smart assistant. For example, "Alexa, what is the current temperature?", could display the outdoor temperature. I can think of some other fun uses. Scores to the game of my favorite baseball team, etc. Has anyone doing anything similar?
Can I use Attiny88 development board? Is it same with the normal attiny88 microcontroller?
Yes, you can use any Attiny88 board.
Maybe any1 can help me with this error code when i try to upload the code: command 'platformio-ide.upload' not found
Same exact error
Great video mate, just subscribed!
will it work if we pull latest wled from github?
Hi,The capacitor is how many volts?
Excellent work, go you!
Hi there! Saw this on Hackaday, and I was thinking of doing something like this but with a separate MCU module. But this looks fantastic, and it looks like something I can scale to a smaller 7-segment display clock.
how do u mesure teh wire size????
Have you check if it work outdoors ? Is the bright enough?
8A thru this tiny switch and thru the breadboard?
There is any schematic for the circuit?
No schematic, just the breadboard wiring available in the repository, found in the video description.
Omega 750 machine
Great Project, i made some modifications to the 3D Printing parts since i printed it all in white and wanted to print it as complete part. 0,4mm height works fine and diffuses the light good. The Problem i have is, i can't install the usermod. I made all the steps described in the Video and on Github two times now, never worked for me. Right after opening the Project without doing any change i get the Error: [...] Invalid environment name 'codm-controller-0.6'. The name can contain alphanumeric, underscore, and hyphen characters (a-z, 0-9, -, _)", [...] I don't get where the Problem is, anybody with a similar issue and/or fix? Google didn't held :(
Did you select your correct micro-controller in PlatformIO?
@@ProjectsWithRed Hey, thx for the reply. The fault appears right after i open the folder without selecting anything or setting anything up, just installed vsc and platformio then opened the folder. Because of the fault it does not build or Upload anything and underlines the First ; in platformio.ini. I copied an actual Version of the .ini and the fault was gone butthe upload didn't work also so I probably screwed something up during Copy/Paste 😅
Found it, it is the . in "codm-controller-0.6", change it to "codm-controller-0_6"and the Problem is gone (or delete it)
I've deleted mine and works well. but will not work with newest wled @@dankiefer751
I would buy one please
Please email if interested
Excellent
I found a roll of material that works great as a defuser. It is at Lowe's and called a shelf liner. It is 16" wide and has a decent thickness. It is originally used to line shelfs for your closet. It is under $15 for a 16"x8' sheet.
Good stuff!
Can you design same setup modified for creating STRING ART also called as thread art
May i ask for the circuit and coding?
It's in the video description 👍.
I am facing a problem, after uploading the clock code, I am unable to connect to the wled app, can someone please help. Thanks in advance
Are you able to connect to the web interface with your computer?
@@newmexicojoe thanks for your response, I am now able to connect to wled. Also I have done all changes on led preferences. But only 1 digit of the entire clock is on, which is on the breadboard side. Rest 3 digit is off
Have you changed the length value to 87 in the LED preferences? Also double check the wiring to ensure its correct.
Hi à got a question regarding your click project. Do you know a website where could do those 3D printings for an affordable price? Great video by the way and great projects! Thank you 🙏
Hey. I'm newer to electronics projects like this. I was wondering how you connected the power supply to the breadboard.
I just soldered some solid core wire or header pins to the power supply cables, see 14:36, top left of the breadboard.
Where Can I found this blades?
Please check the link to the repository of the project in the video description, where you will find a link to all the components used, including the blade.
Awesome! I wonder why you didn't submit a PR to the official WLED repo for the usermod?
Brilliant
can i make it as a matrix button?
I just happened to take an old 3D printer out of service. It has just about everything but the blades. Perfect.
Thank you!!!! I need to make like 5 of these!
Hi, if you were to use arduino pro micro with built in wifi and bluetooth recievers, could you no longer have the recievers as in your build and instead just have the arduino in the keyboard directly linking to PC bluetooth?? Many thanks
Yes if you have a Arduino pro micro with built in WiFi and bluetooth with HID support, then you can do it this way.
thnx