Battery Powered Mini Light Cube

Description A fun, difficult project that might make you pull your hair out. It's a real accomplishment when finished though! This one requires intermediate/advanced skill level. Also lithium batteries can be dangerous to work with so be VERY CAREFUL!Intro This project requires soldering skills and a computer to program the associated microcontroller. Soldering is not too difficult and there are plenty of tutorials to help with that. Take great care when routing wires. If bent multiple times they will break and possibly short out. Again, be careful. All that said, let’s get started! Printing 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, 45 degree bridge, no print tower, no support. There is a filament change but that's not too hard to do. Just insert a ‘pause’ at the proper layer. White will diffuse better but I liked the vibrant look of clear. WLED flashing ‘Flash’ the microcontroller with WLED firmware. Simply plug it into your computer and go to https://install.wled.me/ and click instal