I needed a line shower for my A4 table, so I did this.

Have you ever wondered how few parts it takes to make actual light appear on your desk? One LED. One resistor. One switch. One coin cell. And a tiny housing that prints in ~16 minutes. That's it — that's the whole thing. 🔦 I made DIY easy light – fast print for exactly those moments when you want a quick, satisfying build that ends with something that turns on. No soldering marathon, no BOM of the length of your arm. Drop the parts in, flip the switch, done. ✨ Why you'll like it: Prints in ~16 min (3mm) / ~17 min (5mm) — one plate, no supports Beginner-friendly electronics (perfect first "it actually works!" project) Comes in 3mm and 5mm LED versions on a shared design Pick any LED color you want — make it yours🛠️ Bill of materials (cheap & everywhere):1× LED (3mm or 5mm, your color) 1× resistor (~180R for most LEDs) 1× push switch 1× 3V coin battery If this made you smile, a Boost costs you nothing and helps me keep designing 🙏 Print it, remix your favorite color, and drop a photo in the comments — I want to see your version glow. #DIY #electronics #Fast #Light #beginnerfriendly

This is nice working 2.4inch clock. I have in hallway Its very simple to make and AI can help you with code and connections. this code use tempeature and humidity from home assistant but ou can change it(just ask any AI if you are not an programmer) code: https://pastebin.com/7teCq9c6

This is simple working diy light. The case is an fast print and you should be able to easilly find the ingredients.

This is an simple constllation projectorľ make an comment(with contallation/contellations name) and and boost(if you can) if you want other constallation lid… You can ask me for other license… Just place and led inside!