Zach, if you ever get tired of storing it, you should send it to the folks at Arduino.cc! If they use it's image on their website, ask that they give you credit and provide a link to this video. Might just get you over 100k subscribers!
Very cool project :) But it needs a gigantic USB cable to connect to the gigantic USB port -- of course both parts with hidden regular sized USB cable/port inside so that an actual connection is made.... would be awesome to connect that gigantic cable to your laptop :D
This is one of the geekest and coolest things I ever seen on 2020. It almost matches with Raspberry pi 400, although this one is not even an official product! Awesome!
i need one of these in my homeoffice/ hobby room. If you want to sell a scale model or this one please let me know 😁 It would be also great for my RGB Ws2811 Led Christmastree lights 🤔
Respect! Stupendous build. What was the tool at about 9:56 in the video, looking like it was used to skim components (maybe remove 3D brim)? Also, appreciate your problem solving. “Break things down to bite-sized pieces”...Amen.
I helped our local science center get their STEAMlab off the ground and I developed a huge breadboard to help teach the concept of how connections are made to kids. Little jumper wires can be tricky for young kids, so giant versions are much more approachable. A breadboard and various components could be an awesome exhibit at your local technology or children’s museum. Here’s a short video that shows the breadboard I made: th-cam.com/video/FXC5P_WZ1pE/w-d-xo.html
1970s : computers are gonna get so small and powerful
2020:
Raspberry pi: *am I a joke to you*
I love that when I search for the Arduino Giga this video pops up!
My wife just informed me that I will be sleeping outside if I place a similar contraption next to the Christmas tree.
Does anyone else find it funny that the scaled up Arduino uses a scaled down Arduino and USB port?
Yeah, the irony of him using a 'nano' is hilarious.
2 years later and it actually came to life
Zach, if you ever get tired of storing it, you should send it to the folks at Arduino.cc! If they use it's image on their website, ask that they give you credit and provide a link to this video. Might just get you over 100k subscribers!
I reached out to their IG account asking if they have an official record or anything. Haven't heard back yet 🤞🤔
Very cool project :) But it needs a gigantic USB cable to connect to the gigantic USB port -- of course both parts with hidden regular sized USB cable/port inside so that an actual connection is made.... would be awesome to connect that gigantic cable to your laptop :D
It’s a lot more machining but it would be so cool to emboss the traces then paint everything with a glossy blue. Love how the text turned out tho
Yes, exactly what I thought! It absolutely needs the traces. The glossy blue is a nice addition :)
This is one of the geekest and coolest things I ever seen on 2020. It almost matches with Raspberry pi 400, although this one is not even an official product! Awesome!
Awesome build!! I LOVE the usage of 1/4" jacks as the large counterpart of the Dupont header!
Thanks Stephen!
I would love to see a to-scale shield to go with this, cool build!
I'm not smart enough to understand what I just watched, but I know it was cool!
Awesome build Zach! Now you need to get started on the 830 point solderless breadboard to go with it 😆
Believe me I've considered it! That would be a lot more 3D printing
Definitely need more giant stuff in this series to go with the giga.
Really looks amazing. I think it would have been super cool if you added the PCB traces, but I think this looks great as is. :)
Thanks! I definitely considered adding the copper traces.
Man, super-clever idea. Getting ALL the robots working for you!
An arduino aficionado here! Really impressed with your creation, really great work!💠
You foresaw the future!
I think so 😂🤔
So cool never would have thought of this
That thing is cool! Way over my head, but cool!
Love the blooper reel at the end.
Also, the whole video.
So cool! Nice work!!
Actual Arduino Giga just released 🤣🔥
would love to see a shield built for this 😃
i find it funny, that Arduino now sells a real Arduino Giga :D
This is so awesome!!!
Awesome project! :D
SUPER AWESOME!!!!!
Looks great 👍
very interesting build. keep up the great work
Love the vid!
this is great
You should make a shield for this board. An Arduino Motor shield would be nice.
Nice work. So you used glue to fill in the new engraving, not paint? Clever idea with the 1/4 inch jacks.
I used some caulk to fill in the new letters and wiped away the excess.
@@bytesizedengineering Ahh, thanks.
Even scaled up I still couldn't solder the surface mount stuff...
You'd also need a huge soldering iron
Man, now you need to rename it as there really is an Arduino Giga.
can you next time to make a giant tinkercad
I love this. I want one
i need one of these in my homeoffice/ hobby room. If you want to sell a scale model or this one please let me know 😁
It would be also great for my RGB Ws2811 Led Christmastree lights 🤔
You are brilliant!
LOL, awesome!
I like it :)
make a massive lcd
This is excellent, can you do a Raspberry Pi Zero next?!
That would be very cool!
Respect! Stupendous build. What was the tool at about 9:56 in the video, looking like it was used to skim components (maybe remove 3D brim)? Also, appreciate your problem solving. “Break things down to bite-sized pieces”...Amen.
Nice!
If I was still single I would legit just make one of these to hang on my wall. This was an epic build.
I helped our local science center get their STEAMlab off the ground and I developed a huge breadboard to help teach the concept of how connections are made to kids. Little jumper wires can be tricky for young kids, so giant versions are much more approachable. A breadboard and various components could be an awesome exhibit at your local technology or children’s museum. Here’s a short video that shows the breadboard I made: th-cam.com/video/FXC5P_WZ1pE/w-d-xo.html
That's amazing! I definitely thought about using this to teach as I was building it
Hahha, thats great buddy!
Thanks Wes, I'm glad you appreciate it!
@@bytesizedengineering Heck yeah man, how could someone not?! :D
Did u build a Arduino fake, or am i wrong cause i didn’t noticed that Arduino this days use the smd version?
hahaha love the video
did he predict arduino giga?
why didnt you fill every pin with audio jacks
Not so byte sized ;)
lol
other than being useless to use in a real situation... why are we impressed?
no one is gona give me a drop of respect for building a house of led's
I love stuff like this, so cool! also your brother told me about this channel got a sticker from him 😂😝
Are you one of his students? I can't believe he lets you watch TH-cam in his class!
@@bytesizedengineering yeah i am one of his students. And not gonna lie we all thought your weren't his brother.
Wie scheiße, Lächerlich wieso macht man sowas?