LED "PCB" replacement for Banggood RGB LED Canton Tower top
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Set of 5mm LED rings that I designed to replace the original top section of this 1 meter tall RGB LED tower kit
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These are a set of 5mm LED rings that I designed to replace the original top section of this 1 meter tall RGB LED tower kit ( the Banggood RGB LED Canton Tower kit. ( https://uk.banggood.com/custlink/3vKYokPDv ) )
These will mean that the tower top section will now be able to reflect the patterns of the main tower instead of just being comprised of colour-changing LEDs which just randomly change colours with no control by the MCU.
I've made a series of videos detailing the process of building this kit, here's the links:-
Part 1 - the intro and unboxing video - https://youtu.be/80xEHzgpSfw
Part 2 - building the main PCB - https://youtu.be/JvUHCe0f5CE
Part 3 - building the interconnect PCB - https://youtu.be/9cFhkjX0S_Y
Part 4 - Soldering up the LED PCB's :- https://youtu.be/c1Qd4M8edwE
Part 5 - Assembling the Tower of LEDs (where this spacer is used) :- https://youtu.be/iHrG6jx0ZJQ
Part 6 - Wiring the Tower & 1st test :- https://youtu.be/yYqN3D-mwAM
Part 7 - The Finale (or is it??) :- https://youtu.be/SD521vIF_G4
Part 8 - Demo of display modes :- https://youtu.be/h9ekcKVZD8k
Part 9a-d - using these printed LED mounts to improve the kit https://youtu.be/0zNYbZVIslQ
Part b is linked here:- https://youtu.be/_HPRaM28xxw
Part c is linked here:- https://youtu.be/0c5WLnyieqI
Part d is linked here:- https://youtu.be/8KR0p1wjV90
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Anet
Printer:
A8
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
200
Infill:
38
Filament: Sunlu PETG white
Notes:
You may have to increase the size of these in your slicer depending on your printer's tolerance in printing small holes accurately (I had to increase to 105% for mine)
Category: Electronics