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Registrace 8. 05. 2024
Transform Your Ugly Nintendo Switch, Shell Replacement!
I started by replacing the shell of a beat up Nintendo Switch and liked it so much we put transparent shells on all the switches in the house. Wait for the OLED backplate, it was so much more work!
Thank you to PCBWay for sponsoring this video, check out their site in the link below!
pcbway.com/g/16jBwy
These are the parts I used in this video:
IFixIt Pro Kit: amzn.to/473jNpf
Switch OLED Shell: amzn.to/3T4DnMi
Switch Shells: amzn.to/3X1q5kN
Joycon Metal Rail Locks: amzn.to/3X3A8WD
Switch non-OLED Screen Protector: amzn.to/3WStzG4
Switch non-OLED Kickstand Replacment: amzn.to/3Mibpcf
0:00 Intro
0:28 PCBWay
0:56 Parts And Tools
1:04 Left Joycon
4:49 Right Joycon
8:21 Metal Slide Buckle
9:14 Right Joycon
11:04 Switch Backplate
13:10 OLED Backplate
20:48 Final Thoughts
21:23 B-Roll!
Thank you to PCBWay for sponsoring this video, check out their site in the link below!
pcbway.com/g/16jBwy
These are the parts I used in this video:
IFixIt Pro Kit: amzn.to/473jNpf
Switch OLED Shell: amzn.to/3T4DnMi
Switch Shells: amzn.to/3X1q5kN
Joycon Metal Rail Locks: amzn.to/3X3A8WD
Switch non-OLED Screen Protector: amzn.to/3WStzG4
Switch non-OLED Kickstand Replacment: amzn.to/3Mibpcf
0:00 Intro
0:28 PCBWay
0:56 Parts And Tools
1:04 Left Joycon
4:49 Right Joycon
8:21 Metal Slide Buckle
9:14 Right Joycon
11:04 Switch Backplate
13:10 OLED Backplate
20:48 Final Thoughts
21:23 B-Roll!
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Upgraded: Bambu Labs P1S With AMS
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Tossed the old Ender 3 and bought the Bambu Labs P1S. Build, print, and review! Bambu Labs P1 Series: bambulab.com/en-us/p1 Bambu Labs LED Lamp Kit: us.store.bambulab.com/collections/led-lamp-kit Microcenter INLAND Filament I bought: amzn.to/46z8kO2 0:00 Intro 0:20 Build 3:19 Printing 5:28 Printing Four Color Benchy 7:48 Final Thoughts
Build and Review: The Hack Pack Domino Robot Is Here!
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This is the second hack pack from Crunch Labs so I'm going to unbox it, build it, play, and review! Extra Dominos on Amazon: amzn.to/3XZGAzP 0:00 Intro 1:01 Unboxing 1:33 Building 9:48 Code 11:29 Review 13:37 Even a 4 year old can do it
Add Accelerometer and Gyroscope to the HackPack IR Turret
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One of the final challenges from Crunchlabs is to add a gyroscope and accelerometer to the IR Turret so you can control it from like a hat or glasses. We'll walk through how to create this but adding some finesse will be left to you. Github with Example Code: github.com/AmishThunder/TKMakes_CrunchLabs_HackPack/tree/main/HackPack_01_IRTurret_Gyroscope/IRTurretGyro Small Breadboards: amzn.to/4cld...
Distance and LEDs on the HackPack IR Turret
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CrunchLabs HackPack IR Turret came with some challenges and we're going to tackle the ultrasonic distance sensor challenge. Then we add a NeoPixel LED ring by switching to the Adruino IDE. Distance Sensor HC-SR04: amzn.to/3V2QmiP 12 LED NeoPixel Ring: amzn.to/3V4dc8P Sketches: github.com/AmishThunder/TKMakes_CrunchLabs_HackPack/tree/main/HackPack_01_IRTurret_DistanceAndLEDs 0:00 Intro 0:26 Dist...
Adding New IR Remote to the HackPack IR Turret
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CrunchLabs has challenges for every HackPack you can solve after you build it. The first challenge for the IR Turret is to add support for another IR remote. In this video we're going to add a parental lock button on another remote and a feature that 180s the turret and fires! Sketches: github.com/AmishThunder/TKMakes_CrunchLabs_HackPack/tree/main/HackPack_01_IRTurret_AddNewIRRemote 0:00 Introd...
CrunchLabs HackPack 01 IR Turret Build and Review
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The first CrunchLabs HackPack box is out and the IR Turret has been a hit with myself and the kids. Lets look at the box, build it, code, and play. 0:00 Introduction 0:45 Unboxing 2:46 Building 18:04 Coding 23:47 Review
High quality video, you deserve the best man
Thank you! Learning Premiere Pro and learning how to improve my recording. I appreciate it!
Nice video I subscribed
Awesome thank you!
When an AMS system is worth more than your other printer
Quality isn't cheap and while I did enjoy my Ender 3 it overstayed it's welcome a bit.
@@TKMakes-je3nn yeah lol I agree with that 😂 it’s ok I did the same thing
I can't wait for my P1S to arrive. Your video really helped me to understand what to expect. Sub'd!
Glad I could help!
Thanks sharing . I have one Bambu P1s and one FLSun S1, When I need to print complex multi-color models, I fire up my P1S. When I'm printing larger models like helmets, I usually use the S1. I absolutely love them .
I've continued to experiment with colors and love it as well!
Hi TK. I took delivery of a P1S six weeks ago, no previous experience whatsoever, result, a very steep learning curve. Overall, I’m very impressed with the P1S. Unpacking and setting-up was straightforward. Bambu’s online information is very comprehensive, and easy to follow. I didn’t bother printing a Benchy, instead I printed ‘useful’ objects, I found online (MakerWorld etc.). For example, desiccant containers for the AMS, poop chute, enhanced filament loaders, improved nozzle wiper, top extender to hold COB LEDS, which also prevents the PTF tube from rubbing on the glass top, the ‘Mouse’, a holder for a tp-link Tapo C110 video camera (used with the LED lights), and various tools. I can honestly say everything I’ve printed has exceeded my expectations, and by some margin. In addition, I’m very thankful to all those who produce reviews, print files, and allow me to download them. And those who provide information regarding how to get to grips with 3D printers, understand how to download, prepare prints in Bambu Studio, including slicing and printing, and then actually printing objects. I’ve just finished printing an 8 inch model of Gandalf, and the detail is impressive. My next step is to work out how to use the PLA Support filament, as supplied, to make it easier to detach the supports. Cheers Noel.
Thanks man. I am about to get one myself and these videos help a lot.
Glad I could help!
Thank you sir you just unsold me on this printer. I think I will wait it out some more I already made one regrettable purchase, an ender 3 v2 neo I never had the time to unbox it or set it up and then the ender 3 V3 SE came out and I got that one since it was $140 and I paid $240 for the v2 neo not even a year before and the V3 SE is just so much better with a direct drive and auto Z. I wish I had waited before jumping in The SE is a great printer and as a beginner I have been printing with no problems since 30 min out of the box. I see the great prints at Microcenter that come off of the P1S but they are not worth the extra money compared to what I can do albeit much slower on a $140 machine. Even if you run a print farm it might be better to have 4 printers for the same price. If you have the real estate. I don't like the cloud idea look what happened last week. If the cloud is down you are SOL simple as I rather not rely on the cloud. Having lots of Smart home tech that does already has taught me that lesson the hard way.
The cloud isn’t everything, the printer has lan only mode which disconnects it from the cloud and the app to set up the printer he mentioned can be skipped. Also if you don’t want it on your wifi, it still accepts sd cards in the slot
@@ziyuexu7668 ok tht good to know I was also just kind of surprised by the bad luck he had with prints though
@@andreamitchell4758 bad luck? A couple prints failed. If you’re telling me you have never had a failed print I call bs. I’ve had a ender 3, and Neptune 3 max, a k1 max and now a p1s, and I gotta say it completely blows all the others out of the water. Print quality, speed and ease of use on the p1s are extremely good. Any error I’ve had has definitely been user error. The p1s for me has been the best printer I’ve owned so far. I did a few simple upgrades from stock just fyi.
I haven't gotten that far into the settings, I'll have to check it out since it now sits near my network switches and I'd prefer to skip the cloud.
My ender 3 was a good purchase but after upgrading I think it overstayed it's welcome at 8 years of ownership. Happy to have had it, happy to upgrade too.
what state are you located?
Ohio, hence the late replies. Probably one of the last few to get power back after the tornadoes.
I usually just use black and white. And have two spools of each colour in the AMS. This way when one spool is finished AMS automatically change to second one and continue to print. So convenient.
Does that only work with the Bambu spools with RFID? Or can it be set up to go to the next spool with off brand filament?
It can be setup to do that with any filament as long as you've defined what the filament in the AMS is in Bambu Studio
I'm on that same boat (benchy pun unintended)! I am upgrading from a Neptune 3 to a P1S. Thanks for highlighting the shortcomings (cloud connectivity, AMS nonsense); this was clearly an honest, grounded review.
You're welcome! Another commentor mentioned LAN only mode which I intend to try so if cloud is a drawback for you do a little more digging like I'm about to do.
Thanks really helpfull :)
Nice vid
Cool
For me at the IDE i dont see the ? button so what would i have to do
It looks like they updated the UI and the AdruinoCreateAgent can be downloaded when you click the "Downloads" button top center of the page.
What wiring are you using? Helpful quick rundown but a beginner like me would appreciate something more comprehensive.
Hello, I was using Dupont wires which you can get in any male/female combination and are designed for breadboards. I would attach one end to the distance sensor and the other into the breadboard. For the LED ring I cutoff the end of 3 of the dupont wires, stripped a bit off, and soldered it onto the led ring. This is the actual listing for the dupont wires I ordered: amzn.to/3UOgf4M . You can also find them with alligator clips while I'll sometimes use. Let me know if I answered your question!
I have one and was wondering if you know any upgrades?
Hi! I don't have any upgrades so far. If you can find a quality cardboard tube of the same size you can cut a longer one storing more potential energy in each dart making them go farther. I would also look into a stronger IR remote like from a TV so you can control it from farther away but I haven't tested distance in my video using a new remote.
you can modify it by coding