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Twenty One Pilots Animated RGB Logo

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Publication date 2021-08-07 at 21:54
Design number 489695
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Twenty One Pilots logo light run by a wifi server

I based this design on SurrbradI08's Twenty One Pilots RGB logo (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3523487). I wanted a much larger logo so I made my own. I set up the LEDs following his tutorial.

I used a light ring linked below but you can probably substitute regular strip lights by turning them sideways like in my Avengers logo

  • Print the TOP back.
  • Cut LEDs to appropriate length.
  • Solder LEDs together using wires in between strips. Example of LED flow pictured.
  • Insert LEDs into case, hiding all wires behind lights.
  • At the start of the LEDs, solder wires with pins for the arduino.
  • Secure all wires and LEDs using a hot glue gun.
  • Run the arduino wires through the hole in the back of the case.
  • Plug those into the arduino.
  • Use more hot glue to attack stand to back of case so that it covers the hole.
  • Store all extra wires and arduino in stand.
  • Print cover. This should be less than 5% infill so it dilutes the light but does not block it.
  • Refer to software instructions below.

Github Repository and Software Instructions:
Software Instructions

I set this up as a TOP logo LED light using his tutorial.
Images show wiring direction and layout of LEDs.

Materials I used:
LEDs
Wifi Arduino
LED ring

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