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Sam's Neat Projects is run by Sam Baskin. The channel's goal is to help people learn to make neat projects through how-to videos. My projects usually involve Arduino or Robotics.
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Heads up, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. That basically means that some of the links in video descriptions are monetized.
How to Make a Solargraphy Pinhole Camera
------Supplies------
Sun Print Paper: amzn.to/2KDpZsS or amzn.to/2Gzjogs
Film Canisters: amzn.to/2KDqyD0
In this video I'll teach you how to easily make a cheap solargraphy camera using Sunprint paper.
Sunprint paper is super easy to develop. All you need to do is soak the paper in water for one minute and then let it dry.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Online Image Inverters- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
These are free websites that you can use to invert your image.
You also may want to flip your image horizontally.
Apps:
Photoshop Express is a free app that lets you invert and flip images.
Websites:
pinetools.com/invert-image-colors
or
www.converthub.com/invert-colors/
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Sun Print Paper: amzn.to/2KDpZsS or amzn.to/2Gzjogs
Film Canisters: amzn.to/2KDqyD0
In this video I'll teach you how to easily make a cheap solargraphy camera using Sunprint paper.
Sunprint paper is super easy to develop. All you need to do is soak the paper in water for one minute and then let it dry.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Online Image Inverters- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
These are free websites that you can use to invert your image.
You also may want to flip your image horizontally.
Apps:
Photoshop Express is a free app that lets you invert and flip images.
Websites:
pinetools.com/invert-image-colors
or
www.converthub.com/invert-colors/
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Simple Project #2: Propeller Racers
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.8 лет назад
In this episode I teach you how to make "Propeller Racers," which are small wheeled vehicles powered by a motorized propeller. Motor and Propellers : goo.gl/k7IsW1 and goo.gl/XuTX7I Warning: The propellers can hurt if they hit you while spinning. Won't cause any real injury, just a light scrape if anything. Tips for the Project: Car going backwards? Try switching to a different propeller (look ...
Simple Project #1: Jitter Bot
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.8 лет назад
This is the first episode in the Simple Project Series! In this episode, I'll teach you how to make a very simple "robot" powered by a DC motor and an eraser. There is no programming involved. Leave a comment if you have any questions! This series is mainly for beginners and kids, so these projects will be geared towards teaching fundamentals through very simple activities. If you want to see m...
Arduino: How to Make an Instrument
Просмотров 14 тыс.8 лет назад
In this video I'll teach you how to make an instrument with Arduino. It is operated through a force sensitive resistor, ultrasonic sensor, and a piezo buzzer. Code and Wiring Diagram: goo.gl/F1mrVM Ultrasonic: goo.gl/ojZzfk Force Sensitive Resistor: goo.gl/hDTAcI Piezo Buzzer: goo.gl/iomu81 Tutorials for these parts: Ultrasonic: goo.gl/JaglGp Force Sensitive Resistor: goo.gl/WkcH7l Piezo Buzzer...
Arduino: How to Use a Piezo Buzzer
Просмотров 216 тыс.8 лет назад
Parts: Piezo Buzzer: amzn.to/2wZzyjK Arduino Uno: amzn.to/2LeZ1ZK Arduino Starter Kit: amzn.to/2rQT651 (Starter Kit includes board, and is for beginners without any Arduino parts. If you only want to use a piezo buzzer, you just need an Arduino board, the buzzer itself, and some wires) Code and Electrical Diagrams: goo.gl/2axHAq In this video I'll teach you the basics of using Piezo Buzzers wit...
Arduino: How to Use a Force Sensitive Resistor (Force Sensor)
Просмотров 91 тыс.8 лет назад
Parts: Force Sensor (Square): amzn.to/2x3xE1s Force Sensor (Round): amzn.to/2IXegYT Arduino Uno: amzn.to/2LeZ1ZK Arduino Starter Kit: amzn.to/2rQT651 This video explains how to use a Force Sensitive Resistor to control an LED. Code/Electrical Diagram: goo.gl/wSQJIU
Arduino: How to Use an HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensor
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.8 лет назад
This is a quick tutorial to explain how an Ultrasonic sensor works and how to use it with an Arduino. Code: goo.gl/SyLfdX
How to Make a Radio Controlled Arduino Robot (Carduino)
Просмотров 15 тыс.8 лет назад
LINKS TO ALL PARTS ARE BELOW The Carduino robot is controlled with a hobby Radio Control transmitter and receiver. I used a Turnigy 9x transmitter, but you can use most types. Parts List, Downloads, and Links Below Leave a comment if you have a question and I'll try to respond as quickly as possible. - - - - - - - - - - - - Parts List - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Adafruit Motor V1 controller (kno...
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YOUR VIDEOS ARE DISGUSTING JUST QUIT RUclips!!! RIGHT NOW!!!!
You have inspired me to create my own pinhole Solorgraphy camera 📷
I just wish you'd turn down the foreground sound and turn up your voice. It would make it a lot easier to hear what you're saying.
I would never silence renowned royalty free music artist Kevin MacLeod
How to make sharp but not loud? Just like pc boot up
Try using a high frequency
Thank you for this so much, I didn't know that piezo buzzers have freq, I just thought they could play non-pitched high noise for a while
Thanks for the great video. Easy to follow, and I copied those notes into my program!
Awesome! I'm trying to write a sketch that will light up an led, and play a tone beep at intervals *while the led stays lit*, is this the correct way, or do i have to make a separate "if" entry for each the LED and the buzzer, thanks! digitalWrite(LED1, HIGH); tone(peizoPin, 659, 200) delay(800);
Do you kill rats? And yep if I remember correctly as long as you don’t set the led back to LOW it will stay on.
FYI: IMHO: YOUR VOICE AUDIO IS TOO LOW/QUIET, ...AND THAT DISTRACTING BACKGROUND "MUSIC" IS DISTRACTING, AND MAKES IT HARD TO HEAR YOUR WORDS!
Please put some respect on Kevin MacLeod’s name I will reupload all of these and double the volume for the royalty free music next time if I hear another person disrespect his wonderful melodious corporate-friendly jingles
But also thank you for letting me know
Don't you need a resistor in there to prevent drawing too much current and burning out the signal pin?
Isn't that resistor already on the Arduino board? Before it goes to the pin?
Hello, Thank you for the informative videos. I am planning a project, where change in load should change the LED colour bulbs. E.g. 0-5kg - Red, 5-10kg - orange, 10-15kg - yellow and 15-20kg green. Can you please help with the layout and code? It will be very helpful. Thank you
Good art style
Can I use this with nodemcu?
Hello, which line adjusts the distance per key?
Hello, which line explains the distance between each notes?
QUESTION: how would you modify the code in order to output the force [N] as resistance changes? I'd like to see the force values in the Serial Monitor of the Arduino IDE. Thanks. Also, excellent video!
I love these videos, but the explanations are quite hard to follow, as the music is too loud.
thank you!
The notone cmd wont work
I tried to use this with the NewPing library, and it didn't work. how do I fix it? I will provide code and errors.
simple and well explained tutorial, thank you!
Nice video! I'm trying to use a piezo in my own arduino project. I was wondering if it could receive sound? Also, I noticed that you're at 996 subs, so I subbed to try to get you to 1000. I'm at 951, and also trying to get to 1000!
It can! I don’t think it’s very accurate but I think it can at least detect vibrations nearby. If you have one try setting it up and experimenting with any sound inputs. I haven’t done it myself but I’ve heard about it being theoretically possible.
Your channel is really cool btw
@@SamsNeatProjects ok thanks. I'll do more research
is there a vst plugin who make those exact sounds ?
I hope it all works. I would like to know more about the piezo buzzer and certain frequency (sound).
Bro needs more subs
Scratchy music is louder than narration.
The scratchy music reminds me of my youth, it’s important to me. I wouldn’t have the motivation to talk about piezo buzzers if it was any less loud sorry😢
When the photo is ready, can I keep the paper without light?
After it’s developed it’s no longer sensitive to light so you can put it anywhere
@@SamsNeatProjects Thank you, yeah and I have a question, can I use a strong anthotype? I made a really strong mix. I used salt, egg white and a lot of plants. Will it work at least a little?
@@vegaincubus3184 for developing? It’s just designed to work with water I’m not sure how the paper would react with that
If I wanted to connect several hundred pressure sensors, how would I do that?
There’s a component that you can use to control lots of components at once but I don’t remember what it’s called. Something with bits? I’ve been looking it up but can’t find it
If I remember correctly basically it sends a lot of signals in a row and then the component keeps track of the order of the signals and then transfers those signals to tons of components. That way you could send “turn A on, turn B off, turn C on” from one pin and then the component would know to turn the output pin for A on, B off, and so on. You might still need multiple arduinos but that would help cut the cost down
Wait what’s the project? Do you need to read every sensor individually or is it like if any of the hundreds are pressed something will happen? If it’s the latter you could probably find some wild electrical engineering way to connect them all in series and then check for voltage changes
@@SamsNeatProjects it is for inventory management, I need to be able to tell from a web server if there are items on basically as many items on shelves as possible using FSR pressure sensors.
@@akyle96 yeah that might just be using multiple arduinos and multiple bit registers (I think that’s the name I just remembered it)
Thanks for the help, it helped me a lot :D
Can the piezo buzzer work with just red and black wires to a 9v batterie
Please when explaining anything there is absolutely no need of play d music. Why all youtubers insist on having bloody stupid music.
It helps for dancing
help! there is a street light in front of my camera which turns on at nights. is it going to burn the paper and ruin the image?
Nope! It probably will only show up a little bit. The sun will be a lot brighter than that in comparison so it should be okay, you might just see the bulb of the street light more clearly than expected
@@SamsNeatProjects thanks a lot
Great video. It is explained perfectly couldn't have asked for anything better! 👍
I am using different paper, is the blue side the back side or the photo side? In my case: should the glossy side face the pinhole or the matt side?
how would this change if you used a potentiometer instead ?
just asking because i think they only have three pins
also if you had an ultrasonic sensor with no pins and just holes, ie the srf05, would that work instead ?
The production quality of this video is wayyyy to high for only 5k views
sam, this is sally. i'm commenting this from the future because this is the only avenue through which the radical anarcho-monarchy can't track me. you need to ffootget about the crash, sam. it's not yuor fault. im sorry........
I absolutely love your tutorials
Hey Sam! I am having an issue with the buzzers you suggested through the amazon link and I am wondering if you have ever encountered the same problem. On a consistent basis, the buzzers make a screeching noise instead of playing the tone. I am using pin 12 on an Arduino Nano every. I thought the tone was some kind of fault due to frequency but it is mostly random. For example, the tone command with a frequency of 200 Hz worked while anything below that made the screeching noise. Meanwhile, the screeching noise occurred around 207 Hz on a consistent basis. If you know if there are any work arounds or a way to solve the problem, I would greatly appreciate to hear about it!
Never have had that problem but it’s also been a lot of years since I bought piezo buzzers so the quality might have changed. The easiest fix would probably be to buy different buzzers unfortunately. forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=507366.0
For now you might have to make due with the notes that work. Could also be a good idea to try different pins just in case
Nice video , but please reduce the volume of the music , can't hear what u are saying
There’s closed captions on this one if anything is unclear
Hey Sam, not sure if you still read comments but your content is insanely helpful and I absolutely love your style!
Thanks!
risk ur port without resistor!
yay! I almost made it!
I have to do this but with 3 leds where do i put the program for the led like do i but it under the sound program ex. (The program for the sound ) Then will i put the program for the leds under that like (program for leds)
Thanks for the tutorial, man. Now I finally have a use for that spare PC speaker I've had lying around for years. :)
If you have tried this, please take some time to appreciate this other vid: ruclips.net/video/qIfW58yamDs/видео.html
Woah, paper costs $50. No way, too expensive.
Great video! So if i was collecting data on the amount of force, how would I get the force value in N rather than voltage?
Karen Summers Just put something 1N on the sensor and use that value and the value when nothing is on the sensor (0N) and then use the arduino map() function or your own formula to convert. You’ll need to calibrate it yourself though since the sensors aren’t consistent enough to always output the same voltages for the same amount of force. Also would be a good idea to test your formula against known forces
Why did you need the 10k resistor?
Shaina Sexton Might not be necessary since the sensor always offers some resistance but I added it just to be safe. Basically just to avoid shorting the arduino board