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Things you wanted to know before: Be aware of the effort involved in this project, you can't just put everything together in 10 minutes. You should also be good at soldering and know how to handle cables. It took me about 3 hours to…
This is a small and medium version of PrismLume. Small has side of 3 leds only, so in total you will need only 19 leds and it prints super fast. Medium version has side of 6 leds and in total you will need 91 leds. Use caps from the…
Here is my take on a XL 7 panel version of the PrismLume project by How To Homemade I had a large space on a wall to fill, so i made it bigger! A few things to note: You need to use a ESP32. ESP8266 does not have enough memory. As the…
I build the very nice Prismlume (https://www.printables.com/model/836762-prismlume) by @How To Homemade , but I missed a place to mount the ESP32 board and get rid of the wireloom. So I created this model. It holds the ESP32, guides the…
This is a remix of the original PrismLume designed to be easier to manufacture. Main highlights: Enlarged the bezel so that you can solder much longer wires, making it much more accessible to people bad at soldering like me Added M3…
This is a modified version of small 3x3 and medium 6x6 bases by @crazy_format. It gives more room for wiring and also adds a cavity at the bottom to put your ESP2866/ESP32 module into. The wireless module cavity should fit any reasonably…
1.7 mm holes in the base for direct mount of M2 bolts or 2 mm screws. Added hole in bottom left to route the cables.
A small backplate to attach a ESP8266 to. Can either be powered via the USB cable. I've drilled out a small hole in bottom left corner to connect the cables to the MCU. Attaches with 3 mm or similar screws or bolts, with additional 2 mm…
