Previous posts for this project:
- Sci Fi Your Pi: PiDesk - Project Description
- Sci Fi Your Pi: PiDesk - Project Update #1
- Sci Fi Your Pi: PiDesk - Guide: Setting Up the Raspberry Pi 2
- Sci Fi Your Pi: PiDesk - Project Update #2
- Sci Fi Your Pi: PiDesk - Review: Bare Conductive Touch Board
- Sci Fi Your Pi: PiDesk - Project Update #3
- Sci Fi Your Pi: PiDesk - Guide: Stepper Motors with Gertbot
- Sci Fi Your Pi: PiDesk - Project Update #4
- Sci Fi Your Pi: PiDesk - Project Update #5
- Sci Fi Your Pi: PiDesk - Guide: Controlling NeoPixels with the Raspberry Pi A+/B+
- Sci Fi Your Pi: PiDesk - Project Update #6
- Sci Fi Your Pi: PiDesk - Project Update #7
- Sci Fi Your Pi: PiDesk - Project Update #8
Project Update
Ikea desk meets multitool. There's not much more to say about it, enjoy the picture gallery and be sure to check the description
Hope you like the result so far!
{gallery} Ikea desk meets multitool |
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Desk & Multitool: The desk I picked for the project and the multitool I planned on using to carve out futuristic shapes with. |
Sketch: Sketched where the different components like Pi, buttons and futuristic shape for LED strip would be. |
Tape: Used tape to better visualise the shapes and serve as reference when cutting. |
Internals: That's what the inside of a cheap Ikea desk looks like. A block in each corner to screw the legs to and a cardboard mesh for the rest. |
Cutting: Cutting using the multitool was rather easy, but tricky at times where the blade was larger than the shape to cut out. |
Done: Most of the cutting work done, waiting for the final dimensions of the screen before cutting out that part. |
Test: A quick test to fit the Pi and LED strip and have a look at the result. Once the final LED strip arrives, it can be installed. In the mean time, I'll be testing various diffusors. |
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