"felt a little unfinished" how dare you!
I'm joking, here's a bunch of files that should be 1:1 scale if you wanted to get the icons or measurements
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AqMvwiYIMMtm6xEt5iF ... ?e=N0a3cW

IMG_1816.jpg This is pretty much my Espresso project repackaged in a new way. The shell is entirely made from PCBs. IMG_1817.jpg The 5 different PCBs layer up as 1222234445 making it 12.6mm thick overall. IMG_1818.jpg IMG_1824.jpg The buttons are clicky tactile ones with rubber caps as I didn't wan...

All files to make your own Peanut are now freely available here:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AqMvwiYIMMtm6hI_e_M ... n?e=kmfwXH

Ampersound is a DIY MP3 Player with capacitive touch controls, USB C charging, and a small built-in speaker. It uses a Pro Micro to drive the controls and screen, and a DFPlayer mini for playback. Ampersound.jpg All files can be found here: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AqMvwiYIMMtm6WrbG8IKlPcwcm1m?e=fL9FeX I...

Espresso is now available https://www.tindie.com/products/ampersand/espresso-kit/ Espresso is a kit for an ESP32 handheld that’s slightly bigger than a deck of cards made from a deck of PCBs. IMG_0325.JPG IMG_0326.JPG The kit includes 10 PCBs, the rubber membranes, a 2.2” TFT screen, the ESP32 modu...

30 AWG I think. the wire isn't essential, it just ensures the board won't sheer off.

You still have the 4 mounting points for the socket so you can still get the socket attached to the board. You've lifted the traces but it looks like there are only 2 of the 5 pins needed. If you follow those traces, they might end at something you can solder to, so you can run wires from the legs o...

Hey, thanks for this tiny project, I just received mine today, I'm now waiting for the battery from aliexpress before I start the build. It looks like realy easy to build but, just to be sure and avoid mistake, do you have any guide or tips ? My only doubts are about the speaker and the battery. Re...

Alex47Larsson wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 15, 2019 1:41 am

Are you selling the battery?

I can't include the battery as I can't legally ship it.

Peanuts-wide.jpg While working on the Null 2, I made Peanut. Get a kit here: https://www.tindie.com/products/Ampersand/peanut-kit/ Peanut is a DIY kit that uses modules rather than tiny components so that it’s easy to make. It comes on a single PCB with the shell attached, simply snap off the shell...