A tiny Anycubic Kobra S1 Combo... I think everyone dreams about her :) I do too!
Unfortunately I am not the owner of this printer =( So I had to sweat a lot to recreate it. I tried to make the maximum detail, with such tiny sizes.
In order to make the project work, be sure to use thin wires. This is the only thing that could get in your way. Otherwise, it's a piece of cake! Check out the pictures in the description!
WARNING! DANGER!
This project uses a lipo battery. This is a fire hazard! Be careful!
To complete this project, you will need the following items:
50mm diameter levitation magnet - 1 pc
arduino nano - 1 pc
gs-1502 drive - 1 pc
lipo battery - 1 pc
dc-dc step-up converter - 1 pc
SMD 0805 set diodes -2 pcs
flexible neon strip -1 pc
220 ohms resistors - 3 pcs
thin wires
The project uses Pogo pins. One is used to switch the power from the battery to the DC-DC converter.
The other is used to supply power to the LED strip in the printer's stand.
When the printer is placed on the stand, the power is switched, and the printer starts working.
Essentially, they act as a switch.
Follow the assembly instructions in the images and then connect them in the lower compartment of the printer.
Use 220 ohm resistors to connect the LEDs.

