InfiniPix
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Inspired by Adafruit's Pocket Galaxy project... Here is an infinity mirror with neopixels that is twice the size and removed expensive battery setup.
Part's required:
- 3D printed parts
- Adafruit Trinket - https://www.adafruit.com/products/1501
- 16" of NeoPixel Strip LEDs - https://www.adafruit.com/products/1461
- 470 uf capacitor
- 4" 2-Way mirror acrylic sample - http://www.tapplastics.com/product/plastics/cut_to_size_plastic/two_way_mirrored_acrylic/558
- M3 x 35mm countersink screws with washer and nut
To assemble simply print parts. Solder 5V, Data, and Gnd to neoPixel strip, feed through small hole on inner frame, bend corners of strip, hot glue corners to hold in place. Solder data wire to pin 1, 5V and Gnd wires to holes on trinket with a 470 uf capacitor attached to 5V and Gnd. You'll need to educate yourself on how to utilize the trinket if you are unfamiliar with Arduino clones. After loading the program to the trinket, either power the trinket with a 5V
Part's required:
- 3D printed parts
- Adafruit Trinket - https://www.adafruit.com/products/1501
- 16" of NeoPixel Strip LEDs - https://www.adafruit.com/products/1461
- 470 uf capacitor
- 4" 2-Way mirror acrylic sample - http://www.tapplastics.com/product/plastics/cut_to_size_plastic/two_way_mirrored_acrylic/558
- M3 x 35mm countersink screws with washer and nut
To assemble simply print parts. Solder 5V, Data, and Gnd to neoPixel strip, feed through small hole on inner frame, bend corners of strip, hot glue corners to hold in place. Solder data wire to pin 1, 5V and Gnd wires to holes on trinket with a 470 uf capacitor attached to 5V and Gnd. You'll need to educate yourself on how to utilize the trinket if you are unfamiliar with Arduino clones. After loading the program to the trinket, either power the trinket with a 5V
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