Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Expensive Bedside Clock
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Built this during lockdown. PI 4 and 4.3" touch screen with auto dimming, and various other button features. The case was printed on the Guider 2s and I use a Magsafe connector instead of a puchin connector which is unsightly. I have also disabled the internal LED’s so they don’t glow through the white case
Files and details available https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4859163
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@harney very cool!..
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@harney I like your toaster:-)
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@harney Looks great !!!
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@thgmirror HAHAHA Your not the first to see that. Shoulda put three slots in the top LOL :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:
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@harney I’m plannig to use an old case of a router to build something similar like you did, so there will be also some jokes from my family!
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@thgmirror Just the fan. I put a hole in the top for a set of headphones so I don’t disturb my partner, although it rarely gets used for anything other than a clock and phone charger.
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Thats really awsome!
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@mykle1 Well, Based on Australian Dollars>
Raspberry Pi 4 4gb - $105
4.3" DSI Screen - $ 80
Noctua Fan - $ 27
3D Print (Material) $ 8TOTAL $220
Enjoyment building $priceless LOL
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@harney This is very cool! Are you offering the STL’s for printing? That would be great!
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@cowboysdude I will be. I’m currently doing a Tutorial on Instructables for it with all background code for dimming and LED control, and important dimensions to fit in the case. I will link to the three files used in it.
When it’s done, I will post a link on this thread
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@harney Looks cool! I want to do something like that in a wood case sometime
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@cowboysdude 🤣 you sound like the guys on Reddit. I‘d second this!
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@cowboysdude said in Expensive Bedside Clock:
Sorry for the late replyAll the files are now available on Thingiverse
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