Make your own SIMPLE 5x5x5 RGB LED Cube (Part 1)
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In this 2 part video series I will show you how to build a simpler version of a 5x5x5 RGB LED Cube. The driver circuit only consists of an Arduino Nano and the programming is rather simple due to the FastLED library.
Parts List (affiliate links):
Aliexpress:
1x Arduino Nano: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/QBqzZ...
150x PL9823 8mm LED: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_dT3...
1x Veroboard: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_dVy...
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2x Female header: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_dY3...
1x Toggle Switch: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_d9d...
1x 10k Potentiometer: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_dX8...
1x DC Jack: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_d6c...
Silvered Copper wire: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_dUh...
1x 5V Power Supply: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_dST...
Amazon.de:
1x Arduino Nano: amzn.to/1k2lfiB
150x PL9823 8mm LED: amzn.to/1NtX4DR
1x Veroboard: amzn.to/1Ky7A8A
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2x Female header: amzn.to/1IMwUZK
1x Toggle Switch: amzn.to/1GlYVHo
1x 10k Potentiometer: amzn.to/1k2lsT2
1x DC Jack: amzn.to/1NtXgmx
Silvered Copper wire: amzn.to/1Ppyh3B
1x 5V Power Supply: amzn.to/1RGHOo5
Ebay:
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150x PL9823 8mm LED: rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-532...
1x Veroboard: rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-532...
3x PCB terminal: rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-532...
2x Female header: rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-532...
1x Toggle Switch: rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-532...
1x 10k Potentiometer: rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-532...
1x DC Jack: rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-532...
Silvered Copper wire: rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-532...
1x 5V Power Supply: rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-532...
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Thanks for this tutorial it made making my 1x1x1 led cube a piece of cake.
that's the point. ;D
we all know that the cake is a lie.
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I hope you make a video on it one day! haha
Hey Scott, little tip: For straightening the wires I found it usefull to use a power drill: Clamp one end of the wire in the drill, hold the other end with pliers, straighten the wire by pulling with the pliers and give the wire like a few dozens of turns (or more if you like). Result: Wire straight as an arrow and stiffer, too (cause of work hardening). Dont overdo it though, as the wire will be more prone to breaking (also due to work hardening). Give it a try! :)
I think this is a DIY project much nicer than those i've seen around...
Great job Scott!
FINALLY smart LEDs : D i use these for my bike since last year, was thinking when you make a video about them
Love your videos!They're awesome!Really inspiring!!
You sir just gained a follower
YOU HAVE THE BEST ELECTRONICS VIDEOS ON TH-cam!!!!! U R AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
you don't, know how much I wait for your upcoming videos, I love your videos
+Arpit Sahni Thanks ;-)
+GreatScott! and I
+97Giorgos97 Yes me too!
I'm speak Polisch
me too
truly impressive work Scott.... thank you very much for sharing
i love your work bro, keep coming up with the videos.GREAT WORK
I'm a new subscriber, and your channel is fast becoming one where I really look forward to new videos. I really like your vlog style. Cheers!
Great video commentary. When I run out of projects I might try this one for fun.
Great video as always!
Thankyou!
+GreatScott!
you could easily cut the acrylic glass just with a box cutter. Sharp on both sides along your lines and then brake it at an etch of a table. This looks a much more better then with a dremel.
PS.:
Nice Videos
Those are some very nice Tronex Pliers. Keep up the good work Mr Scoot.
thank you I made one of these for my mum, and she loves it :)
Great job ! And Thank you for the links in the description :)
I always like your LED projects it's super awesome
Sick project Man..... Awesome.
Straighten the frame wire by clamping one end with pliers or in a vice then put the other end in a drill and pull tension whilst using the drill to twist the wire.
I'm not sure if your wire is strong enough for this method though.
Amazing videos btw, you are very smart. Keep up the good work!
You always inspired me with your videos. Please keep it up, teacher
You can cut acrylic much easier .. just place your ruler pick your blade knife and do 3-5 cuts just to hurt the acrylic.. then you can snap it in half ^^ and you go pretty good looking too : ]
It's about time someone came out with an RGB LED with a controller chip onboard!
I have no idea how I landed in this video.
But after watching it, now I can't wait to see the second part of it
Dude, you and the things you make are so god damn cool.
Amazing job! Can't wait to watch Pt 2 and subscribed :)
+Joshua Shriver Thanks mate!
To straiten wire you could also use a drill. Put the wire in the drill take the other end with some pliers and rotate the wire with the drill. Will come out perfectly strait. Just make sure you dont use too much force with the plier since it will make the wire snap.
I don't think I could ever come up with the time, money and dedication to complete this project
This is awesome!
You should try the TabbedBoxMaker extension for inkscape! Makes life easier and works great!
looks awesome
awesome channel and great videos. Could you do a project on an interactive LED table with the controller circuit?
+GreatScott! I love your video's man! Keep up the good work! :)
Hi thanks for your awesom tutorials, I have ordered 125 diffused common anode 4 pins F5 5mm leds would these work to?
Thanks, love your projects!
quick tip for arrow straight wire. tie one end to somthing stationary. chuck the other end in a drill, pull it taught and run the drill for a few seconds. the longer the wire the better it turns out.
Your handwriting is so beautiful!
great video
+Gabriel Leite Thank you
lol I love how you speak
I put these wirez in the holez and afterwardz....
But don't get me wrong, you speak english really good, better than me for sure, and I love your videos.
These do look awesome, it would fry my brain trying to figure it all out though lol.
freaking amazing !
Wow, so much work, you are crazy! :)
awesome dude!
awesome content I loved it
+GreatScott!
Schönes Projekt! Freue mich schon auf Teil 2.
Gruß aus Niedersachsen
hola, amigo me gustan mucho sus vídeos muchas gracias por compartirlos, desde la linda tierra de Colombia saludos
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Great video as always, btw for quick glue-ups give a try to a cyano-acrylate glue and activator set. ;]
Hi, I really like the simplicity of this build, but I'd like to go bigger, 8x8x8, would this be possible with the same components? I figure I might need a different resistor and probably a more powerful power supply but other than that I would expect this set-up to just scale up?
Sir,
All you videos motivate me a lot.
I'm trying to build 8*8*8 single colour LED Cube on my own.
Just wanted to ask you is it possible to create 8*8*8 LED Cube using Arduino Nano and 8 shift registers ?
Thanks 😊
good old Scott. learning more and more how to make cliffhangers.
HI I LIKE YOUR VIDEOS ON THIS LED CUBE
you can add a [volt meter] to easily set the voltage
I ♥ LEDs too!
1.68M subscrbers! Great job!
Hello GreatScott! I was seeing this video and i saw your breadboard jumpers. And i was wondering. What are they called? i bought some Dupont ones but the plastic part is rectangular and they break easy. The metal contact pin is metal sheet bent to form a pin. I think your are whole pins. What are they called?
Thank you.
love it !!
Excellent video series, again very entertaining, inspiring and interesting! Been searching the regular suppliers for these addressable leds, they are not cheap. I was wondering if you have a special reason for using these PL9823's, there seem to be some alternatives.
Btw love your accent, saw your vid on how you prepare with google translate and all, a lot of effort goes into making these vids, appreciated! sidenote i think you are austrian, not german....i hear a distinct accent, i could be mistaken.
Thank you for making such wonderful videos. Can't wait for part 2 :)
Great job. is it possible to design a 3D, RGB-LED with a dimension of 10*10*4 layer? using the same simple tools.
Hey Scott! Could you look up on the magnet motor engine? To let's say, power up leds? You said you love them, it would be awesome to see if magnets can power up something that you usually build in videos. I dont know if this actually works, but would be nice to try that :) Greetings
Great tutorial, Although those leds are kinda expensive at $50 alone. Can you make some tutorials for cheap yet cool projects?
I like your videos sir plz send some video to learn about microcontrollers and arduino microcontroller
u r really great
@GreatScott! Wenn du Plexiglas Fräsen willst ist es oftmals auch schon hilfreich die Drehzahl runter zu nehmen oder den Maschinen Vorschub zu erhöhen, so dass der Kunststoff nicht zu heiß wird.
hello great scott i have a question you have in your part list a special kind of LED's can you also use other LED's ?
Wow cool
You can straighten the wire by placing one end in a drill and the other is held with pliers. Spin the drill and pull the wire with the pliers and it will be dead straight!
Cool. An LED cube was already my next project. Though, I think I'll try my hand at a larger cube.
+Glyph This method also works with bigger ones.
+GreatScott! Yeah! I was thinking that I would need to code a /very/ good interface to make coding animations of any complexity feasible. Will look into this FastLED library for sure. I could see this making life much easier!
just ordered the parts, but im gonna try to use an esp8266 instead and make it web controllable
a Big Like for that I love it
I love LED’s too, who doesn’t? 😊👍
woah woah woah. These are addresable led's? that explains everything why my project isn't working x.x
awesome!!!
Is it worth to build the cube out of diffused rgb leds or does it look as good with clear rgb leds?
Clear ones are much cheaper and i dont want to make them all diffused by hand lol. But diffused rgb leds are way to expensive.
*Sweet!*
ich find dich einfach nur klasse !
+Frownwarrior Awesome!
This looks like a fun project to brush up my soldering skills but other than that what's the point of making something like this?
Hello Greatscott , i'm waiting the second part of your vidéo with impatience.Is it possible to have the Arduino code and the diagram of connection to the Nano.Thank you very much.A fan of you from Belgium.
cool video
Hello Scott, In the tutorial photos, I see a component like a blue resistor soldered to the LED wiring, that is not in the list of components, what is it, is it necessary? Thank you!
instead of using acrylic glass as the base, what other materials can I use? would foam boards work?
could u also use these leds in a 8x8x8 led cube. or would this introduce timing or code issues?
can you please help me i love led and i have a project to do it on my motorcycle how can i get in contact with you
and another thing i'm kinda confused dont u need a resistor for every led connected or i can just connect dataoutput to data input and all of them to one resistor?
i was think it should be a parallel circuit but the one in the video i believe is series circuit
Can you do an episode of electronic basics for the quartz ?
at 3:08 , how does that space fit in a 8 mm hole for your schematic? On the right hand side, how does the 0.8mm holes work? Within the 8mm allotted, is it 3mm, then 2mm, then hole, then 2 mm, then 3mm? That adds up 11.6mm within the allotted 8mm for the LED which doesn't make sense.
Power bank tutorial please! :D
how about a bluetooth soundcard next? battery driven, so you can hook up mic and headphones via 3,5mm jacks and move around freely
Great Scott please I need an answer, can this LED cube programed like one of your introductions the violet by letters? or can I put my name by changing up the code?
Awesome
can I make the distance between the leds smaller?
I only see cubes with that big gaps between the leds.
In my opinion it whould look better if I make a cube 5 by5 cm or 7.5by7.5cm with 5 leds in each row.
I'm not gonna make this but this looks cool
Excuse me sir, I started with the led cube project but I got common cathode leds, could u please suggest the circuit required to powee these leds.
good, trying to do it. what is the distance betwin the + and - line of the leds, 2mm or 8mm, in the base SVG is 2mm, but in video , on paper is 8mm. thanks
Which blue tool can be seen in the timeframe 5:58 - 6:07? This looks very usefull. Would be happy if you could share a link here or at least the name from it :)
Very awesome man I'm thinking of getting some of these programmable LED. What do you think about them compare to the ws2812 LED?
+joseph chrzempiec (josephchrzempiec) Pretty much the same. Even the same timing.
If i want to make this project with single color LED, what changes i have to make to the whole circuit? suggestion would be much helpful. :)
is there an alternative to soldering that is temporary as i am using the schools equipment and i need to be able to take it apart
much work.
Could you please share a link where you bought the acrylic glass?and how much does it costs?
can you make a video on how to use an arduino nano
Hey Scott can you make a how to video about making a tazer (stun gun) btw great job about the cube
+Jose „MAkP87“ Skopje He is german and there it is illegally to own weapons ;)
Eddy Fuchs ooh ok thank you for telling me :D