i think the worst part of those projects is connecting the cube. for the big one it's regular pcb headers badly cut and once in a while the contact breaks and you have to gently tap it for a column to not light up very bright (and possibly damaging things, since it's not pwm'd then)
also it takes like an hour with tweezers to get the 80 pins in place (20 are directly soldered)
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@CobaltVelvet it's lovely!
@CobaltVelvet Wow, that is amazing! Very cool and very beautiful!
@CobaltVelvet woahhhhhhhhhhhhh! That's so cool!!! 
@CobaltVelvet oh I remember cube! It looks good
@CobaltVelvet is it weird that the first thing I do when I see someone's workspace is try to understand the character of its organisation?
@Mainebot not to me. every time i see a picture i just have to look at the background for Things
@CobaltVelvet yeah! If there's a bookshelf, I read the titles. If there is an art, I wanna know what it is. I love incedental information and un-staged spaces.
The_Gibson It says a lot about it's occupant.
@CobaltVelvet thinking on it
This would be awesome mounted in an infinity mirror frame, and then like finished in wood. Bronze plate and thick resin knobs for controls.
@CobaltVelvet oh c'est le truc de seeed la?
@wxcafe uh jsp c'est ce que j'ai bricolé l'année dernière et que je viens de dépoussiérer :')
@wxcafe ben le mien est plus gros d'abord
et coûte genre 30$ en pièces sur aliexpress
@CobaltVelvet c'est pas la taille qui compte
mais ok pour les pièces sur aliexpress, en effet
@CobaltVelvet That looks really cool
Yes there are knobs for speed, density, and brightness