Uploaded January 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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A short video demonstrating the Arduino TicTactToe
This project was concieved as a way to let students use an arduino with the very first lessons they take to create a "product" or working device. It only uses the basic hardware. Buttons and LED.
The case was designed with FreeCAD and the boards were designed with KiCAD.
Where to get the stuff:
Instructions will eventually be at mathcodeprint.com
Models : thingiverse.com/thing:3256518
Code : github.com/mathcodeprint/arduino-fiddlybits
Boards : oshpark.com/shared_projects/SAYgcDzG
( I am still thinking through sharing the Button Board. It's not much, but I am trying to make a living and I am thinking of selling this, or something not sure, stay tuned. )
( You have to buy 3 at a time from OSH Park, which makes this a little to expensive for the casual project. I am looking for less expensive solution. Even though this is super cheap for boards. Please leavee a comment if you have ideas. )
TODO:
- Parts List
- Case needs to be slightly taller
FUTURE:
There is room for 3 AA batteries, just need to do code.
Would like to add and audio jack to facilitate simple 2 player mode.
If you like this project consider supporting me at:
paypal.me/mathcodeprint
patreon.com/mathcodeprint
A short video demonstrating the Arduino TicTactToe
This project was concieved as a way to let students use an arduino with the very first lessons they take to create a "product" or working device. It only uses the basic hardware. Buttons and LED.
The case was designed with FreeCAD and the boards were designed with KiCAD.
Where to get the stuff:
Instructions will eventually be at mathcodeprint.com
Models : thingiverse.com/thing:3256518
Code : github.com/mathcodeprint/arduino-fiddlybits
Boards : oshpark.com/shared_projects/SAYgcDzG
( I am still thinking through sharing the Button Board. It's not much, but I am trying to make a living and I am thinking of selling this, or something not sure, stay tuned. )
( You have to buy 3 at a time from OSH Park, which makes this a little to expensive for the casual project. I am looking for less expensive solution. Even though this is super cheap for boards. Please leavee a comment if you have ideas. )
TODO:
- Parts List
- Case needs to be slightly taller
FUTURE:
There is room for 3 AA batteries, just need to do code.
Would like to add and audio jack to facilitate simple 2 player mode.
