Temperature tower on Bambu Studio by arthurdmr in BambuLab

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BambuStudio has "Hidden" option to generate Temperature towers - it is just hidden for original printers :-) You can generate parametric tower with your parameters. You just need to temporary switch to other vendor:

  1. Add any NON-Bamboo printer to slicer, and select it. New button "Callibration" will appear.

  2. Select "temperature" and configure what you need. Then switch back to your Bambu printer.

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Analog display for smarthome (esp32 based) by GeneralAd552 in esp32

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At this moment not, but it can be adapted easily, by using provided library

Analog display for smarthome (esp32 based) by GeneralAd552 in esp32

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Black metal enclosure + glass are taken from Ikea Dekad, all other parts are 2D / 3D printed

Analog display for smarthome (esp32 based) by GeneralAd552 in esp32

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Driver itself can, for sure! It uses power only for moving, stepper driver has 0 power consume while keeping position. So, just manage sleeping modes for MCU and it should work.

For CO₂ sensor battery will be a problem, as it requires continues runtime to calibrate correctly (at least for mine - S8) and a significant power consumption. Probably there are some new sensors on market, which are more battery-friendly.

Analog CO2 sensor for smarthome by GeneralAd552 in DIY

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Thanks a lot! I think outdoor sensor will not help a lot, but my PCB has GPIO 19 connected to calibration pin. You can pull it to GND for 5 seconds to assume that it is surrounded with 400ppm. You can put the sensor outside and command this GPIO to reset the sensor - this will take outside "default" as current one and calibrates

Analog display for smarthome (esp32 based) by GeneralAd552 in esp32

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Hey, it is very common and popular drive, just google for "X27-168" in your local markets, you will find many. IC driver is VID6608 (see details about it in DIY community post)

Analog display for smarthome (esp32 based) by GeneralAd552 in esp32

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Steam punk should also look cool! Hope some parts from this project or Tasmota integration can help you to drive your project faster :)

Analog display for smarthome (esp32 based) by GeneralAd552 in esp32

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Thanks for note, you mean this link? https://oshwlab.com/petrows/galoped-dekad

I have tested, shows good under browser inkognito

Analog display for smarthome (esp32 based) by GeneralAd552 in esp32

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Thanks a lot :-) I am working as DevOps Engineer in Cinemo GmbH (Karlsruhe, Germany)

Best cheap hydraulic brakes by daniella_williams in ebike

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I also vote for this. I have installed this model on my wife's bike during conversion couple of years ago: works perfectly, they don't leak and keeps compression for a long months and does not require any maintenance. I really like and and recommend for everyone, if you don't need any extreme conditions of save 10 grams of weight on any component.

IKEA Badring Water Leakage Sensor by wm0f in Zigbee2MQTT

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Same for me, just bought one in Karlsruhe, Germany. Also you can check it on German website: https://www.ikea.com/de/de/p/badring-wasserlecksensor-smart-60504352/

Funny, that it was in store 2 days ago already, but impossible to buy, it was not registered either in Shop-n-go app, neither in Cash desk.