AberDerBart

The files are now in an acceptable state. There is still a lot to document, especially assembly instructions. You can find the files here: https://github.com/Aberderbart/flamp Feel free to contact me or open an issue if you want to build one yourself and have questions. @schaf@netzkms.de

@catsalad@infosec.exchange @DrJLecter@beige.party small spoiler for the next lighting project I am planning: I want to build articulated desk lighting inspired by the personality cores from Portal that can rotate the "eye"/light in arbitrary directions within an angle range

@leilia thank you!

@blinry https://web.recipemd.org/tstehr/Vegan_Doener_Kebab

@pix@infosec.exchange @catsalad@infosec.exchange @DrJLecter@beige.party Its just warm white/cold white, but it is all LED strips, so you can easily swap them for RGB ones 😉

@schaf@netzkms.de I plan to release the files, but they need some cleanup work first, so it will probably take a few weeks (feel free to poke me to do this, it is more of a motivation thing than an available time thing)

It has a ring of LED strips pointing towards the ceiling and a center panel providing the main lights. I built a mechanism inside that open up the lamp using a servomotor. For control, I use #esphome, though I will probably switch to using arduino-esp32, which provides matter support. Overall, I am very happy with the result.

After nearly 3 month in the making, my current project is "finished" (there is still a lot to improve), so here is another #notQuiteWeekly projects update.

I build a lamp, inspired by a flower blossom, made from plywood with 3D printed parts. I designed the project in #OpenSCAD and printed out templates to use with a router to cut out the parts. 🧵