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  • Authentic Blueprints

  • Get Some "Blueprints"Find some schematics for your favorite fictional starship or whatever. I used this drawing of the RSI Aurora from Star Citizen. For something more from the appropriate era, you might go for the Nautilus. You could also obviously...
  • How I painted it

  • I used some stencils printed on A4 paper to copy the letters and the flags to painter's tape. Then I took the painter's tape and attached it to the plane like in the picture below to create a mask for the paint. I then spray painted on top of it using...
  • 3 Adding The Brains

  • Now we've got the brawn dealt with, let's get the brains sorted out. The brains in this instance reside on the ESP8266 chip on the Adafruit Feather Huzzah board: You can See The ESP8266 that sits on its own circuit board proud of the main PCB Its a micro-controller...
  • Assemble your Extruder

  • First, let's assemble the extruder, so we can just drop it onto the printer later! There are two sets of spacers, labeled B1-B7 for the Bottom assembly, and T1-T2 for the top assembly. There is also an extruder motor shaft coupler spacer, labeled...
  • Thanks!

  • This project would not be anywhere near as complete without some awesome online resources and some awesome people. I would like to thank the devs at Adafruit for making some incredibly useful resources. I referred to the Metro Mini and VL53L0X product...
  • Checking to start

  • First check the you have necessary materials to make the project. You need some 3D printed parts, so a printer is necessary or at least the posibility of print. We print with protopasta carbon fiber filament but you can print in PLA, thats if you want...
  • Rails

  • I went for 2x3U. I screwed a piece of roofing battens into the case and the bottom rail directly onto them. The middle rails are just screwed together and are laid onto some standoff I laser cutted out of some scrap wood. The top rail...
  • Lighting Design

  • We had to do lots of experimenting with different types of glow powders and different types of lighting.LightsFor the best "pop" highlighting the fine details of your leaves, you want a really low wavelength (below 400nm, like 390nm). This reduces the...
  • Wiring Up the Circuits

  • The circuit was wired up according to the schematics. Arduino: Arduino pin D2 => L298N pin IN4Arduino pin D3 => L298N pin IN3Arduino pin D6 => L298N pin IN2Arduino pin D7 => L298N pin IN1Arduino pin D9 => MAX7219 pin DINArduino pin D10 => MAX7219 pin...
  • Build and Initial Testing

  • First prepare all the parts for final assembly. Solder the pins to the Nano board if needed then install the Nano board to the I/O expansion board. Then, attach or solder the jumper wires to the button switch and the buzzer. I used some leftover servo...
  • Cutting the Acrylic

  • For this step you will need: Acrylic sheetsSawPencil I am using some 3mm thick opal acrylic to diffuse the light for this project. I purchased some A4 sheets which we can cut three panels worth of acrylic diffusers from. My fourteen triangles therefore...
  • Nano Bike Alarm

  • Hardware[Update: 2015/07/01 - Added additional info for those connecting the Nano Alarm to higher voltage (24, 36, 48 VDC eBike) batteries. ] NOTE- Before you start soldering, it's a good idea to plug your Arduino into your PC via the FTDI adapter and...