MalDuino: How It's Made
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Not made in China. "Not for now atleast" 😂
Hassan Pedro made in China might not be bad
There are plenty of companies that can wave-solder boards here in the US. There are plenty of jobs that can be created here soldering on a last component, testing them and putting your Malduinos into a plastic shell. Perhaps you can support the US or a country that's more aligned with the western world.
made in china
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PCBWay makes the boards and ship them really cheap. I do not remember the price, but it is quite cheap for few bucks only (I guess there is some dimensions limit to that price, too, would actually need to check), so if you actually have a small board, having it panelized is really a good idea. If you want to keep track of every sold piece, you could also use a tracking number on the PCB using silk screen and keep a list of sold pieces. PCBWay will also solder the components for you, and you can then have your product ready from China. JBC is also provides its services for board manufacturing, only $2 per board (also limited by dimensions, would need to check), so panelizing is also good idea here. JBC actually uses their own tracking number on your order and they put it on the board itself, so if you want to keep your boards off that tracking number, it would be wise to place a tracking number placeholder somewhere on a throwaway part of the panel, just to keep the number off the board itself - their placeholder is JBC repeated like 4 times, they replace it with the tracking number later. If you want to use their tracking number on individual pieces, think twice, because they'll assign the tracking number to the single board, and you may end up with bunch of boards with the same tracking number (which I guess you don't want). Keeping tracking numbers is quite pain in the ass for an individual, so I will save myself off the hassle actually.
Young man you are freaking Awesome!! You are the kid I tried to be when I was young, but I was from another generation. I'm 55 now and a retired disabled veteran. Watching your videos make my day. You are very talented. Thanks for all the knowledge that you are willing to share with us. I just ordered a MalDuino. I wish that I had ordered one sooner so that I would have gotten a "hand made" one. Thanks again for everything. I live my wannabe knowledge through your videos.
I feel sudden urge to buy this...
I feel an urge to DIY this
@NH3 yea me too
You can just buy digispark for around 1.5$ delivered
Josef Kuchař i know but there is no sd card nor a dip switch
@@nielsjonkman7196 1) You don't need sd card, you can flash the sketch directly 2) You can solder a dip switch easily
I've purchased 2 of these last month and I could not even tell at first glance that these are made by hand. You've done a great job assembling them. You should look into an ultrasonic cleaner instead of the manual process you use. It is able to clean underneath the components as well.
Thanks a bunch! I plan on outsourcing manufacturing sometime soon, so cleaning pcbs with a toothbrush will become a thing of the past.
Hy i got one as well but I don’t know how to use mine please can you walk me through it. Thanks 🙏🏾
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Key to master soldering
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I would love one of those Bluetooth jammers because at my school some students bring this super loud speaker and play music loudly every day especially at lunch and break.
Respect! I bought one of these a while back and never realised the work you put in making them. Thank you!
Oh wow! I thought that you've made only few by yourself and then the rest is done by machine in some factory
Like seriously WOW! I'm impressed that you're able to do all of this by yourself and still be able to sell it for reasonable price. I'm glad I bought one and helped you!
I didn't knew you made them yourself, that's amazing!
I think this deserves much respect, the quality of my ELITE is outstanding!
I'm also VERY happy with my purchase, since you can choose what stored script you want to run and it's way cheaper than a Rubber Ducky. The only missing thing that would blow the Rubber Ducky away would be some kind of 'Twin Duck' for the ELITE.
Send an email to Linus Tech Tips or JackkTutorials to showcase the malduino
Linus will do it but he'll probably ask for 5 grand
@@RespawnRestricted and drop 10 of them
@User No. He overreacts too much. Anything remotely interesting, impresses him. He's the Jimmy Fallon of unboxing videos.
Got an all new appreciation for this board. Just waiting on my order to now be delivered.
We’re working with a bit of a backlog, through if your order hasn’t already shipped it will do within a couple days!
3 hours and a lot of knowledge to manufacture them. Really cool work :).
this guy is mass producing products, and still does surface mount components by hand, that's really impressive
I have a malduino, and one of the switches broke. Totally my fault. I ordered a new DIP switch, and soldered it on (with a conventional soldering iron). Even that comparatively huge component was hard to solder! It must be very difficult to solder all those tiny resistors and capacitors and the microchip.
thats why he uses solder paste
I use a microscope. It works well up to a point.
Try 0201Then collapsed
I love seeing these tips on creation of boards with SMT parts - I'm still restricted to through hole parts. Need to upgrade my soldering equipment.
Thanks for doing full sized USB, much easier to fit a case.
So do you still make them by hand? I just recently bought one and I'm curious
He posted 7 months ago that he's planning to source them out so I guess not
Did it come with a micro SD card?
@@kv-2commander146 I got the lite version but I'd assume the pro version doesnt come with it
@@kv-2commander146 elite doesn't come with sd card
@@kv-2commander146 No.
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Wow, this is really great to see. I have several ducky script injectors. My favorite is the OM.G keylogger cable. Now that I've seen your video I mostly want one of your MalDuinos for the hand-made cool factor.
Nicely done, very inspiring. Thanks for sharing and wishing you all the best.
I am very surprised that it was made by hand. High Quality 👍
Well done. It looks like a very professional product!
awesome video dude!! and respect for what you do there.
Nicely done! You should get an ESD safe brush for cleaning the panels tho. Keep it up
Proper msd handling as well.
Human pick and place machine, huge cycle time, awesome stuff! Didn't think that could be done by hand.
It's best to do pre-production final prototype by hand if you are a low-capital start-up. Less investment needed to start getting something saleable.
And you know the product more intimately so if there are issues with the chosen layout you can more quickly adapt.
Then first series of sales can also be done that way: basically investing your own work time instead of risking ordering a zillion from China and finding the market is smaller than you hoped. There will be a minimum order size before ordering from abroad becomes cost effective. And you have to front the cost of the whole order before you get them back to sell (This investment tied up in ordering stuff is sometimes called "working capital")
Then as the business grows you trade off the extra capital outlay of putting in an order against your saving labour time.
Nice work mate!
i wish we could invest in a pick and place machine for him to help support and grow his business
I saw the title "DalDuino: How it's made" .So I clicked.
lol im in UK too RIP maplin 2018
will admit i was a fan of the MalDuino but never purchased one just thought they where pretty cool but couldnt think how to justify the price but after seeing how much work you put into them and how repetitive as one person i think i may purchase one in the near future XD as a cool lil gadget and to support
Made by hand in Europe I'll go buy one to test. Proud to support you.
Amazing work! Greetings from Germany :)
(Next month I will order some more, allready got some)
+Seytonic Heya, you don't need to use a hot air station to reflow that... You can use all manner of hot things. We personally use a toaster-oven type device with a removable lid. Preheat, set them in for a bit, and take them back out. Much easier than blowing hot air on each joint.
Great vid! Best one in while.
i bought one and the quality is amazing. its been bounced around and dropped and its survived everything
I don't really have any use for them but after watching this I now want one.
I've been wondering of it for a long.
Love this man!
Well done. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome video, also bought one just for educational purposes. Could you specify the "learning curve" you mentioned on the video? as what's your background and you had to learn? I'm trying to design a 'Arduino compatible' project for myself, not a bad usb tho, but I think it might be good to hear it from somebody that actually did it so I can compare if I'm on the right path. Thanks!
Love your content keep it up
Hate your second name, keep it up
@@3rdvoidmen594 but its gandhi
@@mylo5641 Exactly the reason why you just asked me the question..After all it's just a name. I didn't say I hate the Mahtma Gandhi. Just all these people using it as their suffix. You know the family right..haha
Loved the video
Great video keep up the good work
@seytonic There are cheap amazon part reel holders so you can avoid tweezers by using that and a vacuum pen. From experience its like 4x faster using a vacuum pen, you dont really need a switch to turn it on/off the solder is sticky enough to overcome the vacuum! Just a simply aquarium pump is perfect. I spent 40$ on the whole thing.
Pretty Cool!! Thanks for sharing
I want to see a video that goes more in depth of the coding part!
I don't know whether or not Louis would approve of what i'm about to say ;) but IMHO, with a decent iron, the right tip and a bit of practice, I find QFN packages to be easier to solder by hand than hot air, just tin the board extremely lightly first, then tack down two opposing corners, add some flux and run your tinned iron along the edge, starting from the side with no tack. rinse and repeat 100 or so times. I just don't seem to get the time savings that others do with solder paste when working by hand, too many nasty bridges in hard to see places. Either way, nice job, and your method seems to work for you. Good to see that cottage industry is still alive :)
Awesome, you’re very inspiring.
very cool man thanks for the video
How many Malduinos do you think you have done so far?
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FireFungi fie fiddy?
It was at thus point that I took a long look at Seytonic, and only then did I notice he was really a giant crustacean from the paleolithic era.
I read this as Peter Griffin's voice. @@NeonSJuggalo
@@tommojphillips why Peter Griffin's voice? Peter is on 'Family Guy'. It was Chef's parents (mostly dad) from 'South Park' that says this quote. So I hate to tell you (lies I love it, LOVE IT) that you are wrong. So very wrong.
i gonna buy one now.. was thinking about it for a week now, but this made me do it
I could see this as a tutorial for a future diy malduino kit
I recomend you to add some guide holes, both in the stencil and the board (an extra piece that can be snaped off), that way you can just slide a rod in the 4 (or 2 but diagonaly) holes, that way you have an easier and quicker stencil alingment.
Im no expert, Ive done smd soldering twice, but it should work if you are mass producing them.
Hey man, do you think there would be a way to port or flash these with the Twin Duck firmware? That way you can use it as a storage device and a badusb at the same time
Did you make the panel? Did it come with the Arduino boards?
Thank you very much for your video! :)
Use an ultrasonic cleaner with pcb board cleaner, rinse in ipa then put in oven at 70 degrees c for 40mins.
Will you sell shells to make them look like normal USB sticks ? Or provide a link to buy ones from amazon or something ? thanks you for the malduinos they are pretty cool i love them !
This is what I want to see wow ❤️
Thats alot of hard work. U did it nevertheless. What a spirit.
Very impressive!
Cleaning. You can submerge the lot of those pcb's in a bath of ethanol. They'll dry out and leave the components undamaged.
I'd test a dip switch in there first though, make sure they don't react with the plastic.
Hi, please make video how you designed malduino where are you ordering components and btw nice work.
I want to create my own company making wacky inventions... :P this was rather motivating to me... thanks for sharing :)
Why not use a stencil made out of flash paper and just put on the components. It would be faster and fewer bridges would form as the paper would act like membrane aligning everything properly. then just burn the paper :)
serial numbers: you could use them as your own to identify batch etc
yep gonna get it
You're awesome Guru ji
That hair is awesome.
Can you make a list of components which you have used on malduinos? I have a project for uni & I want to try to manufacture one. Thanks
What if you sneez while assembling ?
Everything will fly off.
sad, unless he covers his mouth gg
solder paste is sticky. you gotta be careful with touching them ;]
Turn your head and sneeze on someone.
I order one and a deauther, can't wait for it. I think shipping is a little slow due to the holidays though.
Have you looked into getting your AVR chips pre-programmed?
Love the vidoes! please can you make a bad usb that stores key strokes onto a SD card?
a monitor hooked up on the camera would help a lot to check if you are on focus! If you cant find anything cheap use an old laptop screen ;)
I understand that this is a fairly old video, as far as TH-cam goes, so I don't exactly expect an answer. Is the malduino open source hardware? I would love to see some schematics. I'm also curious if any of the software you've developed is libre as well
How about taking the next step in DIY mass production/automation? A reflow oven made from a cheap toaster oven upgraded with a solid state switch controlled by an Arduino with temperature sensors.
Very interesting video
kan i get the 3d printed usb stufffff u inspired me and where did u buy the parts
your're a crazy dude...I like it
Where do you bought pcb for malduino and how much it cost
I bought this thingy😄
have you thought about using an ultrasonic? not sure how well that would work with the dip switches, but it should be ok if you flush it with IPA after (99%)
The greatest vedio thank u so much
What are the names of the socket and circuits used?
I bought one!
that solder paste looks just like the thermal paste you put between the CPU and the heatsink
Nice video.
Do sale the blanks , and is this compatable to all scripts program?
What's the estimated shipping time if i was to order 400?
Pcb breakoff asmr
Wooden desk + fabric matt
My ESD OCD is triggering
Can you do a video about how you make the internal wifi keylogger?
Love from India
Nice, now do it for all the other ones
I have the same station, but branded Yihua. The hot air works really really nice but the soldering iron is a joke...
Maplin is returning don't worry
Can you make a video on usb keylogger (the outside version, not the one that goes inside the keyboard)
Got one of your MalDuino elite's in yesterday had a look just now and DAME its looking good!!!
the only thing i don't get is my dip switches has ON OFF written on it at the top...?
First i was like i don't understand. but i looked around and your other one's say just ON on it so i guess its a different brand.
I will just use a marker or something and remove the OFF, so it makes more sense ;)
But that's a small stupid thing. it Looks freaking Great! (tomorrow i will get a sd card reader so i can play with it properly, yes i know i can use the tool.)
Isopropyl alcohol is flammable, but your soldering iron would evaporate it instead of igniting it. Nothing is there keeping the gas at its flash point ;)
Ure awesome bro