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[umifani]

Epoxy Resin Table Top

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[hrsports1]

Features:- RGB LED light customisable into different colours 15mm melamine particle board with UV high gloss Modern design Push to open drawers Ample storage Anti-rust coated runners Anti-scratch feet pads SAA adaptor Easy to clean Easy assembly

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[cyberdee]

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[gmonro]

Crashing and Burning (Plus some good stuff) DIY

So it has been a very long time since I have blogged on this and one of the most prominent reasons for this is that I might have blown up my laptop by putting 24V into the USB port. After the minor heart attack, I was able to find out that it was just the screen not working, so not all bad. Other than that, it has been more stressful than anything. The amount of time which it took just to test one LED strip to make sure it worked with the basic code which I had made. The issues which we started with were that we had a very major lapse of knowledge on how to set up the code to work with the LED strips. The next major issue is when we thought we had done it and sorted everything out perfectly, I blew up my Arduino and laptop. Which put us back a whole day until we could get a new Arduino. On the bright side, we now have sorted out getting the LED strips to work, and I am now working on the basics of the code, which so far is working on 5/6 LED strips. Which is another problem, because I can’t figure out if it is a problem with my code or if it is a problem with the hardware. So, yesterday, we spent a full day looking at the fritzing, and soldering which is having its ups and downs. 

That is our fritzing final piece. Which is even more messy when looking at the actual Arduino. However, we had another few issues when it came to soldering. Going into the studio to do soldering, finding out the mech lab was closed. Finding another solder which wasn’t working so having to go to the North Sure to find a friends soldering iron. When we finally started soldering, it took us one and a half hours to solder, however, the amount of time it took us to get to that point, was 3-4 hours. However, now all we need to focus on is the coding and putting the table together. Which hopefully won’t be too difficult. Looking at our luck however, I doubt that will be the case. 

Finally, I have been trying to find out what it is that makes people go towards lights. Looking at the biology behind it, I can see it is a biological instinct to go towards lights. We are always attracted to light and that is the way it always has been. However, if that was all I had to say on the point, I wouldn’t have started this paragraph. Truth is, I want to see the more conscious side of the argument. I want to know what makes a person consciously decide to go towards light. I have tried to do small social experiments on my friends and ask them why they would chose to sit at a table with a light as opposed to one without. Most of them just pointed out the social constructs that if a table is lit up, it makes it look like that is place where you are supposed to sit. However, when I made a smaller LED blinking on a table, people sat around it. So I finally found what the conscious decision was. Curiosity. Humans are a curious species. An example of this is today, I saw a car under a cloth. I saw the brand but couldn’t see the car. But not being able to see the car made me want to see it even more. I was just so intrigued by why it was covered up and what could be under it that I just had to look. Curiosity. The feeling which makes a person want to investigate something further. Which is what we will try to achieve with our piece. By using the lights to draw attention and sound to keep people there. That is the idea at least. Hope it works.