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It was really hard to see the screen for our boat drivers. Why not fix that problem by making our own custom screen? This actually worked pretty well!

This was one of my favorite projects, cutting led strips to make it glow into specific number formations.

RGB! CLOCK!

Continuing on with my theme of making glowing objects, the tesseract was something that really caught my eye. I designed my own stand and 3D casing for the device, hoping to cut sheets of acrylic with a solar film to create a very low cost 2-way mirror. I ended up making a better one a year later as a gift with added structural rigidity. The whole thing is programmed with an arduino and plays various mesmerizing patterns.

Continuing on with my theme of making glowing objects, the tesseract was something that really caught my eye. I designed my own stand and 3D casing for the device, hoping to cut sheets of acrylic with a solar film to create a very low cost 2-way mirror. I ended up making a better one a year later as a gift with added structural rigidity. The whole thing is programmed with an arduino and plays various mesmerizing patterns.

I got the inspiration for this project from Joel Creates. It was too funny of an idea to not try out, and i was looking for things to do with my atomizer! My family doesnt really eat toast so i went to friends house to try it out, and it kind of works…? It just tastes like toast that you’ve left out, sort of like slightly soggier bread ends. Highly recommend, definitely a 10/10 decision. Added RGB lighting for extra FPS. ...

I strung together phosphor cables which can conduct high voltage and be used to create nice consistent lighting! Nowadays, you can achieve the same thing with small LEDs on flex PCBs but this was a pretty cool art project. If only the flyback transformer’s Magnetostriction wasn’t so audible at night…