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Ben Makes Everything
Приєднався 26 гру 2022
I built a mouse from scratch with 3D printing and Arduino
#arduino #3dprinting #mouse #photogrammetry #diy #programming #peripherals #computer #technology #pcb #pcbdesign
I designed and built this mouse to perfectly fit my hand using photogrammetry, 3D printing and Arduino.
This video was sponsored by PCBWay. They offer rapid prototyping and production services for PCB production, 3D printing, CNC machining and more.
pcbway.com
Parts list, code, 3D files and PCB schematics:
github.com/BenMakesEverything/PMW3389_Mouse/
Most of the code was based on this:
github.com/dkao/Kensington_Expert_Mouse_PMW3389_Arduino
I designed and built this mouse to perfectly fit my hand using photogrammetry, 3D printing and Arduino.
This video was sponsored by PCBWay. They offer rapid prototyping and production services for PCB production, 3D printing, CNC machining and more.
pcbway.com
Parts list, code, 3D files and PCB schematics:
github.com/BenMakesEverything/PMW3389_Mouse/
Most of the code was based on this:
github.com/dkao/Kensington_Expert_Mouse_PMW3389_Arduino
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Framework Cyberdeck - DIY Portable PC
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#diy #framework #arduino #technology #programming #3dprinting #computer #laptop #cyberdeck I designed and built this custom Cyberdeck from Framework laptop parts. Its a fully functional windows PC, but also has some really unique features. This video was sponsored by PCBWay. They offer rapid prototyping and production services for PCB production, 3D printing, CNC machining and more. pcbway.com ...
DIY Laser Projector - Built from an old hard drive
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This is a follow up to the first video about my DIY CNC router. Here I answer some of the frequently asked questions I received in the comments on that video. If you have any additional questions, let me know! First video: ua-cam.com/video/covhU4L5N5g/v-deo.html Check out the Github page for the files and schematics: github.com/BenMakesEverything/Ben_CNC_v1 The above link contains the following...
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In this video, I'll show you how I built this awesome CNC router without having access to high end tools, and what it's capable of. I decided to keep the video relatively short, but will be happy to answer any questions in the comments below. Follow up video: ua-cam.com/video/nlWXileUSbU/v-deo.html Check out the Github page for the files and schematics: github.com/BenMakesEverything/Ben_CNC_v1 ...
That's joyful to watch
This is one of the best usadge of hdd
Out of interest how did you find the process of calibrating the machine? For example, how to ensure that 10mm on screen translates to 10mm on the workpiece? Was there a lot of manual measurements and offset adjustments etc required? When I began 3D printing I found this process quite tedious with printing calibration cubes and trying to measure fractions of a mm and adjust the firmware (Marlin back in those days) to get everything dialled in just right
I got a rough estimate by calculating it using the pitch of the ball screw combined with the steps per rotation of the motor, then dialed it in using the method you described.
Wow 😳 You are an engineer after all (at least, kind of.) I will go to the follow up video, immediately, but, as I'm commenting already, please let me ask you, what kind of blade you use at 4:45? It looks a lot like a blade for cutting wood, but I'm sure it is something else. ☺️
Its just a basic blade, for wood I think - works very well on the extrusion, but for the solid plate it did struggle, and was a bit dull afterward. They don't cost much so it was not a big deal.
This video is helpful. Thank you.
there are starving children in Palestine who could've eaten that hard drive even had 80 full gigabytes, that's a lot of nutrition
Does Framework have spec sheets for their parts to make custom enclosures? That would be super sick to allow people to open source standard laptops that are actually upgradeable as long as Framework keeps doing what it's doing. Super cool project, I can't think of what I'd use this thing for except maybe something to do my writing on since I do most of my writing in MD documents, but I could see other use cases outside of what I'd do with it.
Probably wont get a response but does anyone know the most compact way to run Ableton live. Would just build this but it can't run on Linux and would rather not build my own great value version from scratch
Razer: Write that down! write that down!
I miss 90's design as well.
The fat that having the wheel on the thumb position.. thats.. genious!!! no more moving your index.. more in games... that's is loose of reaction time. WOW. I wish they made it oficial... the button design is not the best one imo... but yeah, man! really nice tho
It's awesome seeing Framework components used like this! Great job on the build. 👍
looks ever more shiet than your "cyberpunk" crap pc lmao
very interesting watch
YT randomly recommended this and I'm so glad it did. I love my Logitech M575 trackball, but the main switches have a tendency to fail in a year, and for gaming the polling rate and latency sucks. Once in a rare while I'll get it in my head that I'll learn what I need to build my own and will spend some time looking up people's DIY mouse projects for inspiration. This is maybe the best example I've seen yet that gives me hope that one day my dream of the perfect M575 alternative will exist.
Decent keyboard?
Hmmm... you didn't show your machine in action once fully built. Why ?! I'm disappointed.
사이버덱이 멋진것은 인정한다. 하지만 스팀덱과 유사한 umpc가 많이 생겨나고 있는 요즘 사이버댁이 가지는 장점은 무엇인가?
HAHA SO FUQUEEN POINTLESS HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Love it. Would buy one if available at reasonable prices, I would top also the RAM. Did you flip the finger at us @ 14:08?
Love everything about this! Thanks for sharing.
Yesh, i been waiting for design like this foreeeever. But i would have put the buttons horizonticly, not verticly.
Basilisk: 😐
I am impressed....Well done...😀
"Avoid depth of field"; I'm pretty sure you mean "ensure you have a good depth of field"
Yeah Framework is awesome... I love the idea.
wonderful
This account is so freaking epic
Adding red and blue lasers and a trichroic prism could let you do RGB projections.
You'd have to deal with convergence, but some adjustments screws on two of the lasers would solve that.
I'm working on that now actually!
I think if you change the mirrors with ones that have a reflective surface on the exterior and not regular one that have it on inside, you will get rid of wobble effect. Cool project tho!!
I would have used carbon fiber for the top and bottom.
Wonderful video! I'm also building a cyberdeck (based on a RasPi 4) and was wondering if you had a pinout diagram for the Logitech trackball. I cannot seem to find how to wire it up to either an Arduino or a Pico. Thank you!
Just answered my own question. I found an instructables with the pinout for the logitech trackball.
@@dgstephens I was just about to post that. Glad you found it. Good luck on your build!
amazing & incredible idea, build and design
fantastic idea to allow video input
I would definitely buy one of these (I have no idea about programming/assembling it), but it looks so nice and I really love the idea of keyboard switches on a mouse. Great job.🎉
dude you could sell this
Nice work! Your GitHub said you would provide a parts list later but it seems the list is already listed somewhat above in the show notes. Were you thinking of posting a more detailed list?
thank you for telling me that PCBWAY offer 3d printing :)
In your slide "Why didn't I just buy a machine?", I can answer the last question, "What is the meaning of life?" To propagate and spread the species.
Awesome thanks. The version im building is using a rasberry pi 5 with a 20W Optical Power Laser Cutting Module and Dremmel.
This thing is actually sick like awesome bro
tf is the scroll wheel?
It's on the thumb rest.
@@ChucksSEADnDEAD i saw it later kinda dumb
Cybertruck Mouse
2024 and people still think wireless mice are worth anything other than paperweights. if you want to play from the couch, you are likely going to be using a controller. if you are already at a desk, just have everything possible wired. more reliable, lighter weight for better control, faster, cheaper, etc.
Grat job Sir , i wanted to make how much money require for same 4 x 6 inch for wooden , and where I get parts online
why cyber guys love the term "open source" what the heck??
What a cool project. I wouldn't mind having something like one of those for tinkering and utility sake.
I LOOOOOVE that scroll wheel on the side. The size, placement and able to use it while still using mouth mouse buttons. I would kill for some low profile mx switches as my mouse buttons.
i am on the same track ngl. the amount i spent on mice to find the right one is kinda crazy. better off just 3d print the perfect fit xd.
loved this video