Author: AlainsProjects

Hi, I designed this LED sign for the World Autism Awareness Day on April 2, 2018. The signs are for sale and the price is 25$ They are handmade and the profit go's to the local autism foundation here in Luxemburg. To my luxemburgish page To my german Page Connect it to a free USB … Continue reading My new Led Sign is for sale

I've done this project, to update my skills, on how to use a laser cutter. This was my first try building a Led light like this. I learned how to do things and how not to do them 🙂 Hope you enjoy my instructable @ instructables.com Check out the video https://youtu.be/cQ2dcU7hWno  

My red blue grow lights are good for my plants, but it's a not very natural light for my eyes. When I look through green glass it looks much better. So I build me a green glasses and it looks very stylish 🙂 First I disassemble a welding goggles.   Then I cut 2 green … Continue reading Green Glasses

To mount the Led modules, I need spacers, so I made them with the laser cutter. The cad program is QCad and to vectorize, I use Inkscape.

Today I started to build the twenty grow lights. They are for my primeval code experiment. My eyes are no longer the bests for soldering work, so I do the work with a microscope. And 14 of 20 are ready for today.  

I want to build a nice integrated keypad for a project, so I'm testing a few methods to create buttons. This one seems to have potential. Two laser cut parts, one is the number keypad and the other one is glued under this one. A small mechanical button and the thing is ready.

My plant light works. The first seed starts to grow. I've done a timelaps video over the day, with one picture every 60 seconds. Playback rate is 25 frames per second. I've slightly zoomed in and I layed a green filter over the video to remove the maximum of the pink light. https://youtu.be/iFm6XJoxbwE https://youtu.be/qQiarYeKXeg

I need a Mount for my Action Cam. So I designed a simple cad in Sketchup 8. The 2d graphic has been drawn in qcad   Power on the laser cutter, et voila   Gluing the parts together   Finishing the Camera Mount   And the result