Batlamp by wizard23

Description

Features include:
* Arduino controlled so it can blink in different speeds, colorfade, etc. AND you can reprogram it to make whatever you want.
* Three pots to set the red, green and blue LEDs.
* reprap printed knobs for the pots
* Osram RGB LED (almost perfect point light source) with 30mA per color.
* exchangable stencil
* one rotating axis to project onto a wall or the ceiling.

more pictures: flickr.com/photos/wizard23/

Instructions

cut the carlo-projector44_final export.dxf file for cutting. carlo-projector44_final.dxf contains all the help lines and dimensions in case you want to modify the design.

Most parts are cut from 1.5mm very stable cardboard. For the rotation mechanism the outer part is cut out of 2mm delrin and holds the inner part which is cut from cardboard. The inner part can rotate but only in discrete steps. it also gives a snapping sound :)

Most of the parts are fitted together with a cardboard snapping mechanism. some parts need to be screwed together with M3 nuts and bolts and youll need 2 about 12cm long M6 rods and some nuts for the base.

I also uploaded the Arduino source code.

What I havent uploaded is the scematics for the electronics, but that was built on a stripboard so I don't have a digital design I could upload. But basically I connect the RGB led to some PWMs and 3 pots to analog ports. The code tells what pin to use.

I made a small mistake in the xxx_42 files, use the xxx_43 files