
All of the animation stuff is cute but not what I am particularly concerned about / interested in. I just like the more elegant and cohesive styling of your design with the perimeter light and tail. I can completely understand not wanting to spend that kind of labor cost on making all of the shiny doo dads work. Maybe sell a DIY kit for those that want those doo dads to work?The cad files, and coding are complete.... It's the wiring that is the fun part.... But then there's the not being bright enough..... I have new LEDs that fix that, but they require a lot of soldering, and a different programming board that cost $34 that has I believe 28 out puts.... So every 3 to 4 LEDs will have to have a resistor and wired to a different output channel to be able to do patterns such as sequencing, start up animations, and so on .... A lot of work.... so much work that you would probably have to sell for $1000 to make any sort of profit for your time.
I could probably still produce without animations.All of the animation stuff is cute but not what I am particularly concerned about / interested in. I just like the more elegant and cohesive styling of your design with the perimeter light and tail. I can completely understand not wanting to spend that kind of labor cost on making all of the shiny doo dads work. Maybe sell a DIY kit for those that want those doo dads to work?
Yes I will probably drop the STL files for all....Well this ruined my friday. I was hoping these would be available in some sort. I would still love to print these for myself if you are willing to give those files to anyone.
Yes I can do thatdang it! lol...
very cool Bronco!
you going to drop the stl files for this style?
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StillFavorite of alllll of them.
Did a complete redesign from ground up. I know hardly anyone will be able to tell....
Made things look more proportional, moved the mount for the light to the other side to allow for Blindspot sensors whenever I get around to designing that set...
Made the led channel deeper so that I can mount the LEDs to the side of the channel to help eliminate seeing individual LEDs.
Made the GLADIATOR word big.... Plan is to make a lens for the word so that debris don't get into the housing....
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I was thinking about taking mine apart. I'm sure it isn't too hard... I did notice before that the reverse light was easily replaceable...
I'd love to know what kind of LEDs were used... If I take them apart, and break them on accident, I guess I really won't care lol
Did you ever take the time to remove the tail light lens on the Oracles to see how they did the LED setup and the LEDs they used.
I wonder if they used something like this. I wonder if they added the lens to or just had the red outer lens diffuse the light around.
https://www.ledsupply.com/leds/cree-xlamp-xpe-high-power-led-star
Can’t wait until you want to come to Reno and bring a pair to install on my Gladiator (bought 3 days ago)… I’ll host!Figured I would share my progress, and would love criticism, likes, ideas, other style lights, let me have it all......
Keep in mind this is still in prototype stage. Still have to add side markers. Make a finer 3d printed housing. Current housing is ruff draft quality for fast print times .![]()
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