By
@thaimin01
A digital clock with 4 machanical switches and a colorful display, also comes with alarm feature, pomodoro clock and countdown mode
Waiting on a reviewer. We'll let you know as soon as there's a decision.
Nice job on this! Thanks for getting that assembly uploaded. One small thing to improve your README, could you upload a screenshot of you pcb design in there so people can see the wiring? Thanks. Have fun building it!
Looks like your .step is empty, maybe try re-uploading it. If the file's too large for github you can use git lfs or github desktop. Please be patient. Thanks!
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STARDANCE IS EXTENDED
So i spend sometimes fixing my mistake for shipping and this is like the 5th times, 6th times maybe ?
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Hey, thanks for updating the firmware and adding an assembly file, but I still can't accept this. Sorry I didn't flag this earlier, but I need you to make some better mounting for your display, a rectangle cutout in the case isn't enough, it needs a clear mounting solution like a cutout or bracket or something, relying on tape/glue isn't a finished solution. It also looks like the screw hole in the topplate is the same size as the hole in the base, this might work depending on your heatset inserts but you should really have the top cutout be a bit larger than the screw threads, then the hole below be a bit smaller than the screw threads ( if you're screwing directly into the plastic), or sized to the size of the heatset inserts. It would also be really helpful to have the pcb and display in the assembly file to get more context on how everything works together. You also didn't fix the BOM issue I called out last time. Please review this https://blare.hackclub.com/docs/submitting-your-project. Thanks!
Hey, thanks but I need a .step of your whole assembly, not just the seperate case parts/pcb. It should all be together in one file. This is so I'm able to check and make sure everything will work properly together. Also you haven't updated the firmware, I need you to write some basic firmware for the clock yourself. Also while you're doing that, could you update the BOM to include every part you're using, including the screws. Thanks!
It is empty? You have .steps for the case parts but the assembly one in CAD is empty. Also there were several more things for you to fix.
Hey, nice job on this! I do need you to write some firmware beyond what's in the guide. This doesn't have to be perfect, just do your best to write something to get started once you get your clock assembled. This is so you have a clear idea of how you're going to build it out. Also for your assembly, I see you designed around your pcb model, but I don't see it in your images, you should have all the parts in the CAD render so people can see what it will look like fully assembled. Also your .step file seems to empty, please fix that!
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SUPER HOT TAKE: PINEAPPLE ACTUALLY TASTE GOOD ON A PIZZA, YALL ARE JUST LARPING ITALIAN
So today, i finished my 3d mode and went on a find for electric simulation, that has rp2040, C++ to code the rp2040 (ik ik i am weird). But apparently, they are either a client that only god khows how to use and a payed software on steam
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Cad
So today, i started on the 3d modeling, and you expect to be something creative or cool. But since my creativity is being held back by some reasons…
And i just mad a boring grey box. Yes, it’s a box, with 4 insert hole for head insert, ye thats it. not finished yet, maybe tomorrow. Looking at the grey box you wouldnt even think its a alarm clock
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My horrible attemp at redisigning the PCB
So. I thought to myself that “Oooh, i think the dip footprint is better” So I went on and redisgned it, But OMG theres just a bunch of errors so i just revert all the way to the og. Horrible
anyway
CAT
@thaimin01
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Devlog 2:
Finished the pcb, write the read me and finished the project info
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Devlog 1:
New day, New project
Finish the schematic
Ye, that’s it
