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Posted in Arduino Hacks, clock hacks Tagged aluminium powder everywhere, clock, DS1307 RTC, etch a sketch, stepper motors Post navigationīooks You Should Read: Prototype Nation 24 Comments If you’re paying attention, you’ll realize we just saw the exact opposite of this project a few hours ago: a CNC tool (laser cutter) controlled by turning Etch-A-Sketch knobs. You can’t shake an Etch-A-Sketch programmatically, so he rotates it with a Nema 17. During his mounting trials, he learned a valuable lesson about drilling holes into an Etch-A-Sketch. The icing on this timekeeping cake is the acrylic base and mounting he’s fashioned. Tell your children that the players in each team should take turns using the Etch A Sketch. Break your children into teams depending on how many Etch A Sketch Screens you have.

It takes two etch a sketch code#

has published three sketches for the clock: one to set up the RTC so that the correct time is displayed once the Etch-A-Sketch is finished, some code to test the hardware and sample the look of the digits, and the main code to replace the test code. Make one for each Etch A Sketch you have. He left out the 5V regulator because the EasyDriver has one. He’s got an Arduino chip kit in this clock to save on the BOM, but you could use a regular Arduino. used an EasyDriver for Arduino to drive them. is working to replace these steppers with Nema 17 motors which are much faster. They are kind of slow it takes about 2 1/2 minutes to draw the time, but the point of the hack is to watch the Etch-A-Sketch. These motors are mounted on the back and rotate the knobs via pulleys. He used two 5V stepper motors with ULN2003 drivers. For someone who has never used stepper motors, real-time clocks, or built anything from scratch, has done a great job of bending them to his will while building his Etch-A-Sketch clock.