Homey mini

For more information, check out the Homey Community Forum. What you need D1 Mini microcontroller (USB-C) (Amazon) Adafruit NeoPixel Ring - 16 x WS2812 (Kiwi Electroinics) Basic soldering gear 3D printed case 3D Printing the Case The case of the Homey mini can be 3D printed in two parts; the Top Case and Bottom Case. Both require a filament change mid-print. The lower part of the Bottom Case is printed in black, while the rest should be printed with a transparent filament. This is crucial for the light diffusion. While the Top Case can be printed in one color, printing it in two colors is more true to the original. That’s why the lid should be printed in black and dark grey. I’ve used a Bambu Lab X1 Carbon printer with AMS system to automatically switch filaments. In the Model Files there is a link to the Bambu Studio files, including all the right settings. For other printers I recommend a layer height of 0.12 mm with 15% infill. With those settings the color change should be done at l