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Livinx77

@Livinx77

Joined June 16th, 2026

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I like doing hardware projects that dont require a lot of resources
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This is my first devlog, really excited


To start the backstory of this is that I wanted to make a silly lil vehicle for myself and leave it there, So as anyone would do, I looked up a tutorial, and all I saw was projects with 3d printing (wich i dont have) and electronics that their only purpose is a vehicle, so I kinda got pissed off and made it myself (engineer mentality) and it took me a bit more than I expected so I think it is worth posting. In addition, I wanted to develop it further, but due to me not having the resources, and that it alr works, I left it here, tho I can help with the 2 most important things I wanted to add; Bluetooth and some kind of suspension, bc I alr have them mapped out


The funcionality is pretty simple, the car can go back and forth, turn and no more (Its just a base what did you expect) but it can be improved in many ways and its easy to mod and build. The sole purpose is just being simple and needing little resources


Wich speaking of, you will need: An arduino (or any microcontroler tho esp32 is the one i advise bc it has bluetooth), jumper cables, a L293D integrated circuit, a protoboard, 4 buttons, a DC motor, a servo, wheels, axles, and a chasis (left one in github, check it out)


The detailed instructions and details will be on github, feel free to ask any question (Dont mind my poorly made car pls)

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I made a car or at least, the base of a car, the most difficult part was maybe designing it because its made from scratch, the code, chasis, transmision, electrical schemes, everything, no references at all so I had to manage all the problems by myself and thats what im the proudest of, to be able to make things by myself and that they later work. when building it, I advise to be as precise as posible with the meassures and that they use WD-40 on the gears bc it lowkey gets stuck sometimes

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31m 1s logged

This is my first devlog, really excited


To start the backstory of this is that I wanted to make a silly lil vehicle for myself and leave it there, So as anyone would do, I looked up a tutorial, and all I saw was projects with 3d printing (wich i dont have) and electronics that their only purpose is a vehicle, so I kinda got pissed off and made it myself (engineer mentality) and it took me a bit more than I expected so I think it is worth posting. In addition, I wanted to develop it further, but due to me not having the resources, and that it alr works, I left it here, tho I can help with the 2 most important things I wanted to add; Bluetooth and some kind of suspension, bc I alr have them mapped out


The funcionality is pretty simple, the car can go back and forth, turn and no more (Its just a base what did you expect) but it can be improved in many ways and its easy to mod and build. The sole purpose is just being simple and needing little resources


Wich speaking of, you will need: An arduino (or any microcontroler tho esp32 is the one i advise bc it has bluetooth), jumper cables, a L293D integrated circuit, a protoboard, 4 buttons, a DC motor, a servo, wheels, axles, and a chasis (left one in github, check it out)


The detailed instructions and details will be on github, feel free to ask any question (Dont mind my poorly made car pls)

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