PCBs for Only $2. When I was looking up information when making my first infinity mirror, I came across some images and videos of infinity cubes, and definitely wanted to make one of my own. The main thing that was holding me back was that I wanted to do it differently than anyone else. I think I finally came up with a design that is different.
Here is a link to my second YouTube channel:
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▽ Here is what I used:
Tools
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Precision Tweasers (
Soldering Iron (
Straight Edge Ruler (
Jig Saw (
Jig Saw Blade (
Drill (
Drill Bit 1/16" (
Utility Knife (
Wire Cutters (
Pliers (
Rubber/Plastic Hammer (
Hot Glue Gun (
Sharpie (
Parts
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Custom PCBs (
96 - Addressable LEDs (
96 - Capacitors, 104 (
LED Wire Connectors (
Arduino Nano (
Plexiglass, 3/16" Thick (minimum 8" x 11") (
Thumb Tacks (
One Way Mirror Window Tint, Silver (
-or- (
3/8" Ring Magnets (
1" Square Dowel
Touch Sensors (
Barrel Plug (
5v Power Supply (
Supplies
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Solder Paste (
Solder Flux (
Solder Flux Pen (
Solder (
Scrap Pieces of Wood
Random Screws
String
Thin Gauge Wire
22 Gauge Wire (
Painters Tape (
Film Spray (
E6000 Glue (
Hot Glue Sticks (
Aluminum Foil Tape (
Wood Glue (
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▽ Music:
Track: What You Used To Be — Mauro Somm [Audio Library Release]
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