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Spiral Lamp Mini [Outside]

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WS2812B RGB LED Strip Light (1pcs) - KA001 / RGB(97809)
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Black (10101) / Refill / 1kg
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  • ESP32 C3 x 1:
  • LED cable (40cm) x 1:

Description

Hi guys,

 

another year, another lamp :) I was asked by another user whether I could make a new spiral lamp shining from outside (my previous ones where shining from the inside). So I decided to create a new spiral lamp mini (maybe there will be a follow up for the big one).

 

As I always say → please use DRY filament and clean your build plate before printing the diffusors. I will show you in the beginning of my assembly video what will happen when your filament is not dry enough!

 

By the way → THX MAKERWORLD for improving the model site. I like the new Filament / BOM features and will use them instead of writing down all the filament / neccessary parts.

 

If you have any questions / comments please let me know :)

Assembly:

Before you watch the video I need to say that I made a mistake during soldering → PLEASE USE PIN 2 AND NOT PIN 4 (RESET)!!!

 

Flashing & Configuring WLED:

As I already said in my assembly video → I will post older videos here as I did this flashing & configuration process already a few times. So please do not wonder when I'm talking about another lamp or another board. The process stays the same. The follow up is just copy & paste from another of my lamps:

 

Flash the board (I used an ESP32 C3 in this project - the video shows an ESP8266)

  • Flash the ESP32 C3 board like described here:
    • Download the flasher software
    • Download the binary (this is the one fore ESP32 C3 - if you use a different board then you have to select another bin)
    • Flash how it is described

 

Configure WLED (this video was for the stargate - you do not need to setup segments)

  • USE PIN 2 in the configuration
  • my amount of LEDs was 42

 

Let me know when something is unclear :)

 

As always → BR & Happy Printing!!!

B@sti

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