Second video I have seen so far on this Channel, and Iam definitely in love with this content. Iam an old man with not so much educational story in his life but Iam willing to learn as much as I can about this topic. Thank you from the bottom of my heart
You are so welcome - thanks for the kind words. I'm learning all about the world of electronics, programming and 3D printing as I go and I thoroughly enjoy it. I hope to be fortunate enough to work on this project for the majority of my time as and when I can afford to.
Oh man..... my son and I are literally putting the finishing touches on your wall clock project today, and recently finished the drawing machine. Looks like I need to stock up on a few more Arduino Nano's.
Awesome project. I get not everyone has a 3d printer and you wanted to widen your audiences abilities to build one but this would have been an amazing 3d printed project. If you ever get chance to turn the templates into stls I would pay money!!
Thanks James. It’s surprising how many people want to make a 3D printable version - I completely understand. I may well have to do a 3D printed one next year.
@@DIYMachines Another vote for a 3d printed version. Also love your videos and how it's actually instructional and not just a "look what I built with all my knowledge".
@@nacs Cheers, that's exactly why I wanted to share some projects. I had tried some other guides on TH-cam whilst learning, sometimes after investing time and money realised I was missing information or that it had some how been bodged to work for the camera - it was upsetting to waste the effort. DIY Machines is my attempt to remedy it and enjoy myself along the way. :)
Love this project. going to watch it again in the morning. Maybe I can make the cutouts in wood on one of my lasers and then make the machine out of wood.
If it's close to 3mm thick wood I couldn't see why it wouldn't work. I'd love to see one made from wood. If you do make it and don't mine sharing a photo that would be cool to see.
Hello! I find your video very good. Can you give me the code of the program? But Not able to download the template and code. Error 500 on Electromaker website. Please.... where can we :)
Great project, had fun building it, but now I am stuck as I get error messages uploading the code "programmer not responding". When I switch the processor from ATmega328P (Old Bootloader) to just ATmega328 the upload is complete, but nothing is happening, no movement and the serial monitor is just empty. No idea what to do next :(
Great project skillful work I use another color sensor TCS3200 can I use the same coding you used and what do I need to change if I want to use your code😢
We do not have a limit switch on the chute to help us know its rotation like we do on the dispensing wheel. The 180° servo knows it's position. Because of this you can't just swap them, you would need to update the code and include a limit/homing switch.
Hi Andrea, sorry but I wouldn't have the time to write out a python version of the code. However, I'm sure you might be able to find someone to help you - it should not be too difficult.
Ohh dear - I've let them know but for now here is a temporary place you can download the two files: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rr-T1UBnACQGAZOu9dM6dTtT4fEOPN6n?usp=sharing Thank you for letting me know.
Second video I have seen so far on this Channel, and Iam definitely in love with this content. Iam an old man with not so much educational story in his life but Iam willing to learn as much as I can about this topic.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart
You are so welcome - thanks for the kind words. I'm learning all about the world of electronics, programming and 3D printing as I go and I thoroughly enjoy it. I hope to be fortunate enough to work on this project for the majority of my time as and when I can afford to.
U just love how you warn us about using scissors and say nothing when soldering :D
Very fair point! Be careful when soldering. :) 👨🏭
What a nice little project.
Thank you for that.
Wish you a nice Christmas and hopefully we will see more of this nice stuff
Thank you Sentchen123, have a pleasant time this Christmas too.
Oh man..... my son and I are literally putting the finishing touches on your wall clock project today, and recently finished the drawing machine. Looks like I need to stock up on a few more Arduino Nano's.
That’s very cool that you get to make the projects together. I hope that you’re both enjoying them. :)
You can never have too many Arduino Nanos.
It would br fantastic if you could create the parts as a 3D print
Awesome project. I get not everyone has a 3d printer and you wanted to widen your audiences abilities to build one but this would have been an amazing 3d printed project. If you ever get chance to turn the templates into stls I would pay money!!
Thanks James. It’s surprising how many people want to make a 3D printable version - I completely understand. I may well have to do a 3D printed one next year.
@@DIYMachines Another vote for a 3d printed version. Also love your videos and how it's actually instructional and not just a "look what I built with all my knowledge".
@@nacs Cheers, that's exactly why I wanted to share some projects. I had tried some other guides on TH-cam whilst learning, sometimes after investing time and money realised I was missing information or that it had some how been bodged to work for the camera - it was upsetting to waste the effort. DIY Machines is my attempt to remedy it and enjoy myself along the way. :)
The only thing that super glue has ever stuck to is me.
Love this project.
going to watch it again in the morning. Maybe I can make the cutouts in wood on one of my lasers and then make the machine out of wood.
If it's close to 3mm thick wood I couldn't see why it wouldn't work. I'd love to see one made from wood. If you do make it and don't mine sharing a photo that would be cool to see.
Nice! Very well done. Thanks for sharing your code my the community and for not relying on a 3d printer. I might have a whack at it with my daughter!
OCD Automation!!! I love it.
Haha, I had not thought of it that way. Next up, a machine to bring order to alphabet soup. :)
NICE IDEA, i'll try it at home, many thank's sir
Excellent video. Thorough steps. Nice engineering. Mahalo for sharing. : ) 🐒
Thank you. You're welcome.
Where do you print the templates
I’m unable to access the templates from the link to the google drive, any assistance will be appreciated 😊
even cooler if it counts how many skittles, of each color. Good for education on probabilities in math.
Awesome project. Thank you for sharing
No problem, thanks for watching.
When this kit will be available again? I am interested on it ASAP.
Thought of using hot glue to encase your wires without using tape?
Hello! I find your video very good. Can you give me the code of the program? But Not able to download the template and code. Error 500 on Electromaker website. Please.... where can we :)
Great... but orange and red will require further calibrations...
why are the orage and red skiitles mixed ?
Great project, had fun building it, but now I am stuck as I get error messages uploading the code "programmer not responding". When I switch the processor from ATmega328P (Old Bootloader) to just ATmega328 the upload is complete, but nothing is happening, no movement and the serial monitor is just empty. No idea what to do next :(
Great project skillful work I use another color sensor TCS3200 can I use the same coding you used and what do I need to change if I want to use your code😢
man this is a nice machine !
Thanks. Glad you like it. :0
Harika proje emeğinize sağlık...
Amazing😍👌👍
Thanks 🤗
@@DIYMachines 👍
Hello it is posible to do similar for sort lego by color?
That is a future project I hope to make, to sort lego by colour and size. Might be some time yet though.
Brilliant!
The link of Google drive is not working.😅
What did you use to get the color averages?
in case I didnt find 180° servo motor.. can I use two 360° servo motors, if yes we will have to change the code,?? PLEASE ANSWER ME SIRE
We do not have a limit switch on the chute to help us know its rotation like we do on the dispensing wheel. The 180° servo knows it's position. Because of this you can't just swap them, you would need to update the code and include a limit/homing switch.
Hello! I find your video very good. Can you give me the code of the program? Thank you!
Awesome!
be nice if you showed the principle of operation
Hi what would the code be with a circuit.py board?
Hi Andrea, sorry but I wouldn't have the time to write out a python version of the code. However, I'm sure you might be able to find someone to help you - it should not be too difficult.
amazing :D
Thank you Marcin.
what other materials can be used to replace cardboard?
Perhaps something like using a CNC router or laser to cut 3mm acrylic or plywood.
id like the mesurmant if u dont mind .
thank you bro
You're welcome!
I can see the file
its much better to download the Materials from Amazon
my 360 servo doesnt run
Not able to download the template and code. Error 500 on Electromaker website
Ohh dear - I've let them know but for now here is a temporary place you can download the two files: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rr-T1UBnACQGAZOu9dM6dTtT4fEOPN6n?usp=sharing Thank you for letting me know.
@@DIYMachines thank you
@@michy1972 This should be fixed now: www.electromaker.io/project/view/arduino-skittle-sorting-machine#cad-enclosures-and-custom-parts
Sir, Can you make a 3D printer? PLEASE REPLY
It's on my to do list but I have some other projects I want to share first.
@@DIYMachines Most projects have 3d printing stuff so can you make it your next project.
gracias man.
hello sir how much would you sell me that for ?>
Bro pls make an 3d printed working model of iron man helmet
I enjoy the Iron Man films. That would be a cool project. I've added it to my list but it may be some time away. Thanks for the suggestion.
Please send me code and diagram
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