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Mario LED-star
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I wanted light in my star, so I modified thing: 1174471 to be able to mount programable LED-strips around the edge of the star.
LED-strip is secured in place with clips to be put on the supports for each led.
I also designed a ring so it is possible to mount LED in a circle in the middle of the star.
The back plate is clicked in place, no need for glue etc.
The star is designed for the D1-mini to be mounted along with a push button in the lower part of the star. The star is to be powered by a mini-USB plugged into the D1-mini. It is also possible to use an old USB-cable to power the star with 5V directly soldered to the LED-strip. This cable also could be used to hang the star in a window etc.
I use the fantastic WLED software to control the LEDs, it has all the options you need to control your LED-star.
Printed with 100% infill, supports on button-clips and D1-mini-bar
Part list:
• D1 mini V3 (control board)
• 5V WS2812 LED-strip (30bits/m)
• Tactile Push But
LED-strip is secured in place with clips to be put on the supports for each led.
I also designed a ring so it is possible to mount LED in a circle in the middle of the star.
The back plate is clicked in place, no need for glue etc.
The star is designed for the D1-mini to be mounted along with a push button in the lower part of the star. The star is to be powered by a mini-USB plugged into the D1-mini. It is also possible to use an old USB-cable to power the star with 5V directly soldered to the LED-strip. This cable also could be used to hang the star in a window etc.
I use the fantastic WLED software to control the LEDs, it has all the options you need to control your LED-star.
Printed with 100% infill, supports on button-clips and D1-mini-bar
Part list:
• D1 mini V3 (control board)
• 5V WS2812 LED-strip (30bits/m)
• Tactile Push But
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