macro_GOAT

The successor to the Disarray Desnarler: a custom macropad built around an RP2040-Zero with a 16-LED WS2812B array, hot-swap switches, and up to four optional EC11 rotary encoders.
Things with solder
Macropads, noise makers, espresso hacks and other things that blink or buzz.

The successor to the Disarray Desnarler: a custom macropad built around an RP2040-Zero with a 16-LED WS2812B array, hot-swap switches, and up to four optional EC11 rotary encoders.
A solder-it-yourself macropad that runs on an RP2040. It runs QMK, comes with 4 keys and a fader and looks cool on your desk. Built with Hillary and Julia.

A scale built into the drip tray of a Gaggia Classic that controls how long the espresso shot pours. Load cells under the tray feed an Arduino Nano via two HX711 amplifiers; a rotary encoder sets the target weight and tares the scale. Inspired by the Gaggiuino project, whose 3D-printable load cell mount it uses.

Workbench lighting from a wrecked tube TV found on the street: its brightness, contrast and volume slide potentiometers now dim the red, green and blue channels of an LED strip via 555/556 timer PWM. Housed in a 3D-printed case, with the LEDs hidden in aluminium tubes behind milky glass. Schematic based on Lb_20's instructions.
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