Miniature Kamado with a seeed round display inside
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A miniature Kamado on a stand with a display inside, controlled by an ESP32, built-in battery switch & buzzer
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A miniature Kamado on a stand with a display inside, controlled by an ESP32, built-in battery, switch, and buzzer.
You can choose from “Big Joe”; “Big Green Egg”; or “Monolith.” “The Bastard” can also be made, but you will need to modify or design the stand and handle yourself.
Print the Kamado with Paint-on fuzzy skin for realistic look
For the stand (support) divide into parts and duplicate the foot (4times)
The hinge you have to print with support
The stand and hinge you need to glue with 2 component
I have printed everything with 100% fill
For the hinge and chimenea you use a piece of filement to connect, and solder the ends
For a photo or Christmas image, you can go to:
https://www.instructables.com/Seeed-Studio-Round-Display-for-XIAO-Christmas-Ball/
Idea for people who are good at writing programs:
Temperature measurement via Bluetooth / Timer; there is a buzzer inside.
Bill of materials:
· Lithium Polymer (Li-Po) battery - 3.7V 500mAh (KW-1559)*
· On/Off push button - 12mm (KW-1492)*
· Passive buzzer - 12 x 8.5mm 3V - 5V (KW-2025)*
· Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32C3 / ESP32C6 / ESP32S3
· Seeed Studio round display for XIAO
· Ball bearing ball ¼ inch
· Band-It band 201, 6.4 (1/4") mm
· Small materials like superglue or 2comp. and screws m2.5 brass nut insert threaded
· Shorten the headers with +/-2mm to get the ESP as close to the display
For the Band-It, you need to be lucky enough to know someone who uses this at work; otherwise, it is quite an expensive solution, although it does look nice. Maybe someone has a cheaper solution. To make the holes in the material, you need a special punch, such as a ROPER WHITNEY model no. 5 Jr. There are also cheaper alternatives for this.
*Where KW is listed, it refers to a webshop where you can see the type and dimensions of the materials: https://www.kiwi-electronics.com
Note: to press the balls into the stand, use PETG material, and with a bit of luck it will not crack open.
Good luck