@Evangel

Finally finished it up and edited the GitHub. As a complete beginner at CAD, I’m kind of proud of myself, and I can totally do way better. I’d probably come back to this project and make much more drastic improvements, but for now it’s a milestone made. It’s been so long; I’m tired of working on it too, but it was such a cool experience.

Trying to route the PCB for my macropad. This is my first and half a time freestyling a PCB, and I am so confused. Im just doing anything, like literally. had to change up the schematic and fix the frame. It probably has a lot of defects, but what can I say. It’s a learning process.

Redesigned the PCB for the 1000th time (I’m not even joking; I redesigned it 6 times and it still looks bad) because I messed up the layout. Found the keycaps and the XIAO ESP32 C3 (I haven’t added it yet). And started with the case (not shown). I can now rest

Spent forever trying to find the .step model for the keycaps and failed miserably. Went on a break, so I paused the lapse came back, and I forgot to unpause it. How much worse can this day really get.

Just finished the PCB for my digital clock. I redesigned it completely. It took me forever to make the wires look neat. Now i need to export my files and start with the CAD.

Adding my final touches, I’ll need to work on the GitHub repo, and then it will be ready to submit! I need to finish the case details and add a removable flashlight on its head

My soon-to-be right-hand man is officially in progress.
Just finished the basics of my hackpad, which is basically working on the PCB and the case. Tomorrow I’ll customize it. I also need to create a GitHub repository and the firmware.

RIght now, F.D.R is going through its final stages of design. I’m testing ways I could improve it before simulating it in Webots. I’m currently having trouble figuring out where to put my beater disk and how to improve other aspects.
I need to create a GitHub repository, which I have been postponing for a very long time (I do not know how to properly write one).
I also want to know whether this is a software project or a hardware project. For now, I just put it as software, but I might be wrong

Onshape is genuinely starting to irritate me. I’ve been trying to fix whatever problem I don’t even know of for almost 2 hours. I’ve tried every single relation; I redid it twice. I’m literally going to just remove it as a whole.

Futuristic Drone: This project is based on a project that was made by someone else. My goal is to add features that make the drone better. I’ve started working on the main parts. Im not sure if im going to make it irl but that could change.

Im happy it all works now cause yesterday night it wasn’t working but I managed to find the problem. This projects goal is to not rely on AI to debug for me so I can earn how to do it myself. Im still going to be improving the project more and more adding even more features. since my last develop I had added a feature of selecting more than one allergy and my next one is to figure out how to make the code simpler and to try find more features to add. At the end of it I want to be able to add some “tkinter” I think thats what it’s called.

Im currently having problems with when the user inputs “No”. I’ve tried literally all the options I got in store as a beginner but I can seem to find a solution. Plus my hacktime seems to have stopped the timer or something. I dont know how to deblog properly either

Im trying to build a system that recommends recipes based on allergy inputted. Im a beginner so it is not the best but I will keep improving it