Homemade CNC with 3D Printed Parts Leon van den Beukel 2018-06-25 | Update 2018/08/18: I've made a new version, check it out here:youtu.be/24RslguGy58This is a video about making my homemade DIY CNC with 3D printed parts. I've designed the 3D printed parts with Fusion 360. To control the machine I'm using an Arduino UNO with GRBL firmware and an Arduino CNC Shield. There are plenty of tutorials to find on how to connect and use it so I did not show it in the video. Here are some useful links:GRBL: github.com/gnea/grblArduino CNC Shield: blog.protoneer.co.nz/arduino-cnc-shieldTo power the NEMA 17 stepper motors I've converted an old ATX PC power supply and used the 12V output. The type of stepper motors I use for the Y- and Z axis are: 17HS19-2004S1, the type for the X axis is: 42BYGHW811. For the wiring I've used CAT5 network cable.Software that I mostly use to generate and send GCode:bCNC (github.com/vlachoudis/bCNC)Universal Gcode Sender (github.com/winder/Universal-G-Code-Sender)Easel by Inventables (http://easel.inventables.com)Fusion 360 with CAM (autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/overview)The 3D printer is an Anet A8. The parts are printed with PLA, mostly 20% infill and 0.2 or 0.4 setting.More info and a list of materials that I've used can be found on my GitHub page: github.com/leonvandenbeukel/Homemade-CNC. But beware that this machine is still 'under construction' and will be modified over time. I share my design for others to experiment and learn from it. Just a warning, at the moment I would not even recommend creating this machine yourself 😃Website: https://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel
How to make a clock with gears and one motor Leon van den Beukel 2020-08-08 | #diy #arduino #mechanical #clock with wooden #gearsThis project is based on the same mechanism of mechanical counters. You can find these counters in all kinds of machines and in for example cassette deck players. The main difference between a normal counter and this clock is the difference in gear ratios.I usually share all my designs. With this project it is difficult because designing and building involved a lot of trial and error, tweaking and minor modifications. And I also didn't bother cleaning up the FreeCAD model along the way. I have used my homemade CNC machine a lot for this project. If you want to make one yourself check out this video and the video description with a link to the GitHub page:youtu.be/PrJPGO_sYMMContact:Website: https://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel
Large 7 Segment Digital Clock V2 (ESP8266, WS2812B LED Strip) Leon van den Beukel 2020-05-16 | This is a video about another 3D printed 7 Segment Digital Clock I've made. This time you don't need a separate App because the application runs on a ESP8266. The size is approximately 50cm by 18cm. You can find all the necessary files on my GitHub page:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/7-Segment-Digital-Clock-V2I've used FreeCAD to design the 3D model. All STL files can also be found on my GitHub page in case you want to make one for yourself. Chapters:00:00 - Countdown00:04 - FreeCAD model00:21 - 3D printing00:59 - Parts layout01:21 - LED layout and soldering04:34 - Testing05:16 - Diffusers and front panels layout07:03 - Connecting ESP board and RTC08:09 - Arduino code upload08:15 - HTML files upload08:28 - Connect and power up08:35 - Clock demo09:00 - Change colors demo09:43 - Change brightness demo10:07 - Change hour format demo10:24 - Change date/time demo10:42 - Countdown timer demo11:58 - Scoreboard demo12:48 - Temperature demoComponents:ESP8266 WeMos Mini D1 1x DS3231 RTC 1x Micro USB Breakout board 1x Micro USB cable 1x 5V 2.5A power supply 1x WS2812B LED Strip 60 LED's per meter 2x Contact:Website: https://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel
Avoid Touching Face Device Leon van den Beukel 2020-04-24 | The main purpose of this device is to make people aware of how many times they touch their face (eyes, nose and mouth) and why we should avoid doing that because of the Corona/COVID19 virus. With this device around your wrist it plays an alarm signal or lights up an LED when you raise your arm. If you want to build one yourself, check the GitHub page:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/Prevent-Face-TouchOf course you can make two of them if need, one for each wrist. When using it on the right arm you have to flip the PCB and the cover.Somebody that made a similar device but is taking different approach, check it out also: youtube.com/watch?v=G-IoSrn-8VIUsefull advice from the WHO explaining to avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth:https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public
Customizable Drawer Boxes Leon van den Beukel 2020-04-17 | To bring some order in the chaos I've designed a customizable drawer box in FreeCAD. Files can be found om my GitHub page:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/FreeCAD-Models/tree/master/Box%2012%20System
Distance Warning Device Leon van den Beukel 2020-03-24 | The main purpose of this device is to make people aware of the distance they need to keep away from each other because of the Corona pandemic. Not everybody knows exactly what 1,5 meters (or 6 feet) is. With this simple device you can show them. Depending on where you live 1,5 meters or 6 feet is advised. You can easily change this in the source code (.ino file).The device measures the distance between you and another person (or objects in general). If a person (or an object) is shorter than 1,5 meters away from you the red LED lights up and an alarm signal is played through the speaker. You can change the distance to 6 feet in code, just change the distance value from 150 to 180. To use it, press the button, wait for 1 or 2 seconds to start up and as long as you keep the button pressed the device is activated. Aim the two "eyes" to a person (or object) to check if the distance is below 1,5 meters.Also, unless you really have to go outside: stay at home!GitHub link with all sources:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/Distance-Warning-DeviceUsefull advice from the WHO:https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public
(short update video) CNC Machine V3 available as FreeCAD model Leon van den Beukel 2019-12-31 | This is a short update video to let you know that my CNC Machine V3 is now available as a FreeCAD model if you want to make any changes to it. Check the Model directory for the sources:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/CNC-Machine-V3Contact:Website: https://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel
Wi-Fi Wood 7 Segment Digital LED Clock Leon van den Beukel 2019-11-09 | This is a video about making my plywood 7 segment digital LED clock. I've used FreeCAD to design it. I've also used FreeCAD to create the 3D printable parts and the gcode paths for my DIY CNC Machine. The source, including the design file, can be found on my GitHub page:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/Plywood-7-Segment-Digital-ClockContact:Website: https://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel
CNC Machine Dust Shoe Leon van den Beukel 2019-10-05 | This is a dust shoe that fits on both the V2 and V3 version of my homemade 3d printed CNC machine. The 3d print files can be found on: github.com/leonvandenbeukel/CNC-Machine-V3The machine still leaves a little bit of dust behind but it's way better than it was without the dust shoe extension. If you know how to improve it or have any other suggestions please leave a comment in the comment section below the video.I'm using 8mm x 1mm neodymium magnets and some piece of plastic that is called an "antislipmat" in Dutch (if anyone knows hows it's called in English, please leave a comment): action.com/nl-nl/p/universele-anti-slipmat-50-x-150-cmI use a regular (about 40mm diameter) dust hose.You can check out the build video of the CNC machine V3 here: youtube.com/watch?v=PrJPGO_sYMMContact:Website: https://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel
3D Printed CNC Machine V3 Leon van den Beukel 2019-09-27 | This is the third version of my DIY homemade CNC machine. Instead of using threaded rods I'm now using (GT2) belts and it has a larger working area of 50x70 cm or 20x27 inch. By using belts it's also faster. To get a better understanding of the machine, also check the previous version here:youtu.be/24RslguGy58I've designed the machine with Fusion 360 and also used Inkscape for the drilling template. To control the machine I'm using an Arduino UNO with GRBL firmware and an Arduino CNC Shield. There are plenty of tutorials to find on how to connect and use it so I did not show it in the video. Here are some useful links:* [GRBL](github.com/gnea/grbl)* [Arduino CNC Shield](blog.protoneer.co.nz/arduino-cnc-shield)If you want to build one yourself you can download all the necessary files on GitHub. GitHub link:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/CNC-Machine-V3The 3D printer I use is an Anet A8. The parts are printed with PLA, mostly 20% infill and 0.2 or 0.4 setting. Use higher infill for parts that must be stronger, for example the stepper motor mounts.Dimensions:The tubes are 20mm x 20mm (0.78") square steel tubes. The length of the Y Axis tubes is 1000mm (40") and the length for the X Axis is approx. 820mm (32"). As an alternative you could also use other dimensions than 20mm x 20mm (maybe even rounded tubes) as long as they are approximately that size. The Z axis tubes are 15mm x 15mm (0.59") aluminium square tubes, approx. 215mm long (8.5"). You should measure this for yourself, check the video build. For the belts I'm using GT2 6mm and pulleys.The effective working area is 50 x 70 cm (20" x 27").To power the NEMA 17 stepper motors I've converted an old ATX PC power supply and used the 12V output. The type of stepper motors I use for the Y- and Z axis are: 17HS19-2004S1, the type for the X axis is: 42BYGHW811. For the wiring I've used CAT5 network cable.Software that I mostly use to generate and send GCode:* bCNC (github.com/vlachoudis/bCNC)* Universal Gcode Sender (github.com/winder/Universal-G-Code-Sender)* Easel by Inventables (http://easel.inventables.com)* Fusion 360 with CAM (autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/students-teachers-educators)Contact:Website: https://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel
RC Arduino Diwheel (bluetooth) Leon van den Beukel 2019-09-07 | This was a fun little experimental project. The idea is based on MasterMilo's "RollKa" (or Rolgolf): youtube.com/watch?v=f6W0KYOSzj0 and the electric Diwheel:youtube.com/watch?v=Uf6Gh-hPDeoIt takes some practice to drive but it's really fun. I've used Fusion 360 to design the model. The Diwheel uses an Arduino Pro Mini with an HC-05 Bluetooth module. The App is created with Xamarin Forms. Sources and STL files for 3D printing can be found on my GitHub page:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/RC-DiwheelInstagram: instagram.com/leonvandenbeukelGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukelTwitter: twitter.com/vandenbeukelWebsite: https://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlPaypal: paypal.me/leonvandenbeukel
Homemade Wi-Fi Fish Feeder With Camera (ESP32-Cam) Leon van den Beukel 2019-08-18 | This is a video about making a Wi-Fi enabled Fish Feeder with integrated camera. It uses an ESP32 CAM board to connect to a local Wi-Fi network. You can control the fish feeder with your mobile phone or computer. The feeder can be set to an interval of 6, 12, 18 or 24 hours. You can also manually feed by clicking on a button and also turn on the light (integrated flash LED). The feeding time is also adjustable.I've used Fusion 360 to design the fish feeder and printed it with my Anet A8 3D printer with white PLA.You can find the source code and 3D printing STL files on my GitHub page here:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/WiFi-Fish-Feeder-With-CameraInstagram: instagram.com/leonvandenbeukelGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukelTwitter: twitter.com/vandenbeukelWebsite: https://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlPaypal: paypal.me/leonvandenbeukel
Wi-Fi Round LED Clock (ESP8266 and WS2812B) Leon van den Beukel 2019-03-16 | Update 20190402: Added a thicker wall segment piece and also one single part if you're printer is large enough to print in one piece. Check the links below for the downloads.---This is a video about making a Wi-Fi enabled LED clock. It uses an ESP8266 WeMOS D1 Mini board to connect to the internet where it get's the time from an NTP server. I've used Fusion 360 to design the clock and printed it with my Anet A8 3D printer with black and white PLA.You can find the source code and 3D printing STL files on my GitHub page here:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/Round-LED-ClockWebsite: https://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel
RC Arduino Forklift (bluetooth) Leon van den Beukel 2019-03-03 | This is a video about making a remote controlled forklift car. I've used Fusion 360 to design and create the 3D printed parts and CNC machining templates. If you don't have a CNC machine you can also use a jigsaw to cut out the wooden parts. I've provided the cutting templates, sources and 3D printing STL files on my GitHub page:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/ForkLiftInstagram: instagram.com/leonvandenbeukelGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukelTwitter: http://twitter.com/vandenbeukelWebsite: http://www.leonvandenbeukel.nl
Arduino Glockenspiel Leon van den Beukel 2019-01-19 | Source and 3D printer files on GitHub:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/Arduino-GlockenspielI could have use solenoids but I think this looks cooler 🙂.Website: https://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel
LED Arduino Christmas Tree Leon van den Beukel 2018-12-08 | Enjoy 🎅Check out my GitHub page for source code and 3D model:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/LED-Arduino-Christmas-TreeIf you want to make it yourself, import the .step file in Fusion 360 and create the toolpaths from there. Music by audionautix.comInstagram: instagram.com/leonvandenbeukelGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukelTwitter: http://twitter.com/vandenbeukelWebsite: http://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlPaypal: paypal.me/leonvandenbeukel
Marble Machine Leon van den Beukel 2018-10-20 | This is a video about making a Marble Machine. I made the model first in Fusion 360. It has a large marble lifting wheel that lifts the marbles to a fish stairs. From there the marbles drops down through a flip-flop mechanism. Besides each flip-flop there's a photocells that measures the difference in light. It does not work that well yet. The sensitiviy from each photocell differs so I have to fix that. Whenever a 'change' occurs the led changes from green to red. When the marbles reach the bottom they end up in a rail that guides them to the Archimedes lift. From there they are guided back to the starting point. At the back of the flip-flop there's an Arduino Mega that uses 10 analog inputs (photocells) and control the LED's. The LED I use are WS2812B. I've also used my DIY CNC Machine (check out my other video's about that). My printer is an Anet A8.If you want to make something like this yourself you can download the STL from my GitHub page. You can also find the Arduino code there.github.com/leonvandenbeukel/Marble-MachineInstagram: instagram.com/leonvandenbeukelGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukelTwitter: http://twitter.com/vandenbeukelWebsite: http://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlPaypal: paypal.me/leonvandenbeukel
Homemade CNC with 3D Printed Parts - Redesign Leon van den Beukel 2018-08-18 | Update 28 sept 2019: I've created a new version, check it out here: youtube.com/watch?v=PrJPGO_sYMM---This is the second version of my DIY homemade CNC. It's a complete redesign because of some issues that I've had with the first one. The main issue with the first version was that the wooden Y axis was getting warped (by moisture I guess). Also the bearings were too small and the aluminium X rails were not strong enough to carry the weigth. That's why I've switched over to use 20mm x 20mm square steel tubes for both Y- and X axis. I've designed the 3D printed parts with Fusion 360 and used Inkscape for the Y axis drilling template. To control the machine I'm using an Arduino UNO with GRBL firmware and an Arduino CNC Shield. There are plenty of tutorials to find on how to connect and use it so I did not show it in the video. Here are some useful links:* [GRBL](github.com/gnea/grbl)* [Arduino CNC Shield](blog.protoneer.co.nz/arduino-cnc-shield)If you want to build one yourself you can download all the necessary files from the V2 directory on GitHub. But I don't have enough time to give you much support so build it at your own risk! :)GitHub link:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/Homemade-CNCThe 3D printer I use is an Anet A8. The parts are printed with PLA, mostly 20% infill and 0.2 or 0.4 setting. Use higher infill for parts that must be stronger, for example the stepper motor mounts.Cost estimation: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQY4hpT6myB3YeNzVlFZfTstJrkYJus8l174NMnyP0J1uP0NMzN-vVNtQ_hvMKP-WXqgEPKxjZSqRSU/pubhtmlDimensions:Base front multiplex Y panels are 710 x 180 x 22 mm or 28" x 7" x 0.86".The laminated MDF X Axis side panels are 180 x 370 mm or 7" x 14.4".The tubes are 20mm x 20mm (0.78") square steel tubes. The length of the Y Axis tubes is 1000mm (40") and the length for the X Axis is approx. 820mm (32"). As an alternative you could also use other dimensions than 20mm x 20mm (maybe even rounded tubes) as long as they are approximately that size.The Z axis tubes are 15mm x 15mm (0.59") aluminium square tubes, approx. 215mm long (8.5"). You should measure this for yourself, check the video build.The threaded rods for Y and X rails are 8 mm (0.31") stainless steel.To power the NEMA 17 stepper motors I've converted an old ATX PC power supply and used the 12V output. The type of stepper motors I use for the Y- and Z axis are: 17HS19-2004S1, the type for the X axis is: 42BYGHW811. For the wiring I've used CAT5 network cable.Software that I mostly use to generate and send GCode:* bCNC (github.com/vlachoudis/bCNC)* Universal Gcode Sender (github.com/winder/Universal-G-Code-Sender)* Easel by Inventables (http://easel.inventables.com)* Fusion 360 with CAM (autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/students-teachers-educators) Website: https://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel
3D Digital Clock Leon van den Beukel 2018-04-20 | Schema and source on GitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel/3D-7-Segment-Digital-ClockThis is another homemade digital clock. I designed it with Fusion 360 and printed it on my 3D printer. It took many hours of printing. I've also created a new Android App that you can use to control it (more info on GitHub). I've used the same controller board that I've made for my other digital clock. At daylight it's not very bright, results are best at evening. Arduino (Nano)Bluetooth module: HC-05Real time clock: DS3231LED strip: WS2812B 1 meter 30 RGB LED'sTemperature and Humidity Sensor: DHT11Website: https://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel
Upcycled Desk Lamp with LED strip and Magnifying Glass Leon van den Beukel 2018-04-07 | I bought this lamp at a local thrift store and upcycled it with an LED strip.
DIY Small Coffee Table (Including Failures) Leon van den Beukel 2018-04-01 | This is my attempt to make a small diy coffee table. It took a couple of retries to get to the final result ;-)
DIY LED Light Update Leon van den Beukel 2018-03-04 | In my last video I showed how I made a desk light. But the construction could be better so I've changed the joints and knobs.Links to the original 3d models:Hirth joints: www.thingiverse.com/thing:2655125Knobs: thingiverse.com/thing:1562501
DIY LED Light Leon van den Beukel 2018-02-24 | Update: I've made a few modifications. Here's the update video: youtu.be/jFqjY2C2skEThis is a video about making a LED light. It's dimmable with a 5A PWM motor controller. The LED strips uses 12v.
DIY 14 Segment LED Display Leon van den Beukel 2018-02-09 | This is a video about making a homemade 14 Segment LED Display from an RGB LED strip and a picture frame. The display can be controlled with a custom made app that's wirelessly connected through bluetooth. For cutting out the pieces I've used my homemade CNC machine but could also use cardboard and cut it out yourself. Components that I've used are:- Arduino (Nano)- Bluetooth module: HC-05- LED strip: WS2812B 1 meter 30 RGB LED's (14 LED's used)- Picture frameYou can find the source files on my GitHub page: github.com/leonvandenbeukel/14-Segment-LED-Display (Some) music by: http://audionautix.com and (some) music from YouTube.
LED DIY Four In A Row game Leon van den Beukel 2018-01-27 | This is a video of making an electronic DIY Four In A Row game with an Arduino, ESP12 and WS2812B LED strip. The game can be controlled with a custom made app that communicates with the ESP12 wireless module. For cutting out the board I've used my homemade CNC machine. Components that I've used are:Arduino NanoNodeMCU ESP12LED strip: WS2812B 1 meter 30 RGB LED'sMore info on my GitHub page: github.com/leonvandenbeukel/Four-In-A-RowMusic by: http://audionautix.com
DIY Piano Lamp Leon van den Beukel 2017-12-23 | Video about making a piano lamp.Music by: http://audionautix.com
DIY 7 Segment Digital Clock Leon van den Beukel 2017-12-16 | UPDATE 2018/04/21:I've created a new 3D printed version, the source from that Arduino sketch can also be used when building a clock like the one in this video (it basically works the same). Check it out here: youtu.be/QDYH36tWzoY. Link to that GitHub page: github.com/leonvandenbeukel/3D-7-Segment-Digital-Clock. Be aware that the 3D printed version is not very bright in daylight situations where the one in this video is ok at daylight. UPDATE 2018/02/12: I've uploaded the code to my GitHub page. Enjoy and if you made one yourself it would be great if you send me some pictures! :D(If you like this video, please subscribe!)This is a video about making a homemade 7 Segment Digital Clock. The clock can be controlled with a custom made app that's wirelessly connected to the clock through bluetooth. For cutting out the pieces I've used my homemade CNC machine. Components that I've used are:Arduino (Nano)Bluetooth module: HC-05Real time clock: DS3231LED strip: WS2812B 1 meter 30 RGB LED'sTemperature and Humidity Sensor: DHT11The schematic and source code can by found on my GitHub page: github.com/leonvandenbeukel/7-Segment-Digital-Clock All my designs are free but If you want to support my work (to buy for example 3D printer filaments and components):paypal.me/leonvandenbeukelWebsite: https://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukelMusic by: http://audionautix.com
DIY Handmade Cajon Leon van den Beukel 2017-09-07 | If you like this video, please subscribe!Making a DIY Cajon out of plywood. The dimensions are:width: 30 cm / 11.8 inchheight: 40 cm / 15.7 inchdepth: 27 cm / 10.6 inchBack panel: 4 mm plywoodFront panel: 3 mm plywoodThe snares are adjustables by turning the wooden rod (reachable through the sound hole in the back).'Website: https://www.leonvandenbeukel.nlGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel
DIY Compact Bluetooth Audio System with TDA7492P Leon van den Beukel 2017-06-18 | - TDA7492P Bluetooth 4.2 Amplifier Board: aliexpress.com/cheap/cheap-tda7492p/2.html- 2x 100W Car audio speakers- 16V power adapter from an old printer- Scrap woodAudio from: http://audionautix.com
DIY WiFi binary clock with ESP12 Leon van den Beukel 2017-02-12 | If you like this video, please subscribe!This is a DIY WiFi enabled binary clock that receives the time from the internet through an ESP12 module. It display's the time in binary format using RGB LED's. It uses 3 shift registers (74HC595) to drive the LED's. In the video there's also an explanation on how to read the clock.You can find the source code on my GitHub page:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/ESP-wifi-binary-clockMusic by http://audionautix.com
DIY CNC Timelapse Leon van den Beukel 2016-10-14 | 2018/06/27 UPDATE: I've made a new Homemade CNC, check out the video here: youtu.be/CDPI4gFxyAQThis is a timelapse video of my DIY CNC machine. It took me about a month in my spare time to build this machine. The total cost is somewhere between 100 and 150 euro/dollar. I've used the following components:- 3 NEMA 17 stepper motors- Arduino Uno - CNC Shield- MDF- Aluminium- 22mm bearings- M8 Threaded rod- Cat 5 cableA more complete bill of materials can be found here:docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dfXS7bwfQXLumdtCMZ0FPQUgbsvYY6ISxbNvHS7h4sE/pubhtml?gid=681376257&single=trueFor the software I mainly use:- Inkscape- F-Engrave- FreeCAD- Universal GCode sender- EaselIf you like this video, please like, share and subscribe!Follow me on:YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCyPCnBkZ7FD7Z8Njj_4U7FwTwitter: http://twitter.com/vandenbeukelGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel
DIY house sign Leon van den Beukel 2016-10-01 | This is video about making a house sign with my diy cnc machine.Please subscribe if you want to see more video's like this. Follow me on:YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCyPCnBkZ7FD7Z8Njj_4U7FwTwitter: http://twitter.com/vandenbeukelGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel
Edge lit acrylic LED coffee cup holder Leon van den Beukel 2016-09-25 | This is a video about making a diy coffee cup holder. I have used Easel to create the design and exported it to gcode.If you like this video, please consider to subscribe to my channel.Follow me on:YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCyPCnBkZ7FD7Z8Njj_4U7FwTwitter: http://twitter.com/vandenbeukelGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel
DIY Edge lit acrylic RGB LED sign Leon van den Beukel 2016-09-09 | If you like this video, please subscribe!This is a do it yourself edge lit RGB LED sign that can change colors. I used an Arduino Pro Mini for this project. I also used my homemade cnc machine for engraving and cutting the acrylic.Please subscribe if you want to see more video's like this. You can find the source code on GitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel/Edge-lit-acrylic-RGB-LED-signFollow me on:YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCyPCnBkZ7FD7Z8Njj_4U7FwTwitter: http://twitter.com/vandenbeukelGitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel
Homemade diy cnc engraver from scrap Leon van den Beukel 2016-07-15 | If you like this video please subscribe!Also check my larger cnc build here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20RqfFjYoW8Arduino UnoEasyDriverGRBLInkscapeGCode toolsXY Steppers from laser printerZ axis stepper from DVD drive
Homemade diy pen plotter Leon van den Beukel 2016-07-15 | If you like this video please subscribe!Arduino UnoEasyDriverGRBLInkscapeGCode toolsXY Steppers from laser printerZ axis stepper from DVD drive
Final build of the Arduino Dolce Gusto timer Leon van den Beukel 2016-02-27 | This is the final build of my Arduino Dolce Gusto timer device.You can find the source and schematic on:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/Dolce-Gusto-timerUsed components:Atmega328p (Arduino on a breadboard)SG90 servo74HC595 shift register7 indicator ledsPotentiometerResistors, capacitors
Dolce Gusto Arduino timer prototype Leon van den Beukel 2016-02-06 | Prototyping a Dolce Gusto Arduino timer device.Used components:Atmega328p (Arduino on a breadboard)SG90 servo74HC595 shift register7 indicator ledsPotentiometerResistors, capacitors
Raspberry Pi RC Car with an Android app Leon van den Beukel 2015-12-29 | If you like this video, please subscribe!Source code on GitHub:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/RaspberryPiRC
Raspberry Pi zero webbrowser switch Leon van den Beukel 2015-12-19 | Control your lights with a Raspberry Pi (zero) and a webbrowser.You can find the source code and details on GitHub:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/raspberryswitch
Finished AVR double thermometer Leon van den Beukel 2015-06-26 | Schema and code: github.com/leonvandenbeukel/AVR-Thermometer
Prototype thermometer with atmega328p and 7 segmen Leon van den Beukel 2015-06-13 | The prototype is finished. Now it's time to build it :-). Components:1x ATMega328P (not an arduino)1x 4 digit 7 segment display4x BC327 pnp transistors2x DALLAS DS18B20 temperature sensors2x Red led3x Button switchResistors and wiresSource code on GitHub: github.com/leonvandenbeukel/AVR-Thermometer
(Internet) controlled Arduino robot with Raspberry Pi Leon van den Beukel 2014-10-29 | On both the Arduino Mega 2560 (robot) and Raspberry Pi there is a nRF24L01 radio module connected. Used on the Raspberry pi: nodejs (http), jquery (ajax), c++ (execute) and a simple html file. If you need the sources of help on getting things to work on your own project, just let me know.
Homemade Arduino robot car with remote control Leon van den Beukel 2014-09-27 | If you like this video, please subscribe!Update 03/05/2017: Added the code to GitHub:github.com/leonvandenbeukel/Arduino-robot-car-with-remote-controlUsed components on robot car:- Arduino Mega 2560- L298N Dual H Bridge- Bluetooth HC-05 (see other video for remote control with an Android phone)- nRF24L01 radio module for communication- Some bright LEDs- C1008 pnp transistor for switching the leds- Tower pro servo for steering- DC motor from an old cd-player- Aluminium and plexiglas for the frame- Plastic Tire Wheels- IIC/I2C/TWI 1602 Serial Blue Backlight LCD- Some resistors and capacitor- Bearings- Breadboard and wires ofcourse- 10v batteryRemote control:- Arduino Nano (clone)- Nokia 5110 lcd display- nRF24L01 radio module- Some resistors and capacitor- Pushbuttons, on/off switch- Prototype pcb- 9v battery
Homemade Arduino RC robot car with bluetooth #2 Leon van den Beukel 2014-08-13 | This is a homemade rc car made of aluminium and plexiglas. The dc motor is from an old dvd player and is powered by the red H-bridge board. The gearbox is made out of cheap plastic gears. It connects the Arduino Mega with a HC-05 bluetooth module to the Android phone. The app on the Android phone is Sena Bterm. The Arduino receives the keys for moving the robot around (f=forward, b=backward, l=steer left, r=steer right, etc.).Version #2 is also able to drive autonomously by checking the distance to objects with an ultrasonic sensor.
