A fully soldered board, three dozen wires later, worked from the first launch.
Not very surprising - I’m usually precise and methodical :) But I won’t show the other side, it’s very difficult to neatly solder all these wires. #diy#ch32v003#riscv#electronics
What's next? firmware? No!
Next I will design and print the enclosure for this thing. Well, because I haven’t printed in a while and because the last thing I want is to touch and damage one of this pile of wires🙃 #diy#ch32v003#riscv#electronics
Enclosure will be simple, but I'll try something new: I've never used heat inserts before🙃
I just need to figure out what diameter the holes should be. #diy#ch32v003#riscv#electronics
@aeberbach
It turned out well!
Yes, I understand that usually these inserts are made on the other side, but I don’t really trust them yet, and in this way the mechanical strength increases many times over.
I'll have to sort out this drawing around the edges - apparently Linear Advance is playing pranks. #3dprinting
@aeberbach
The upper half of the player enclosure.
A disgrace, although readable.
I can't smudge the PLA well on the first layer (let's say a line width of 0.6) because then the letters become unreadable.
It's probably worth doing such things on the last layer.
Or change the nozzle to a smaller diameter. #3dprinting
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