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Yes I bought this for 70 bucks

the easy way i do it out side, i do it by color not by time . i use a pan to water to cool the beans. let dry and de= gas wheelchair larry

wow, really nice, but unfortunately i don't have the experience to build like it, I was looking for something not costly for home roast.

This doesnt look realistic, found this one, with Leds and realistic flames: ruclips.net/video/oqCXNDXzC90/видео.htmlsi=14_ZxTLmPik2rX1D

I see your Arduino code (I believe )takes into account tangential error from using a fixed drive rod as opposed to a curved rod. Easy to do with a stepper motor! I build mine with a pivot on the top drive rod to base mount and a pivot on the bottom mount also. Removes much but not all of the tangential error. Nicely done! I have isolated the drive stepper from the rest of the rig with soft shock motor mounts and a shock shaft coupler to help reduce vibration. Seems to work well.

mirror mirror on the wall, kernel panic, re-install

Do the boards need to be 11 1/2 inches long?

how many grams of green beans for single roast?

Get rid of the background music.

I cant see my comment, I think it's because I included a link to an other you tube video. How are you getting on porting this to the ESP32? I urgently need to see how you did this. I can probably work out the RFID stuff, it's mainly sending the instruction to Alexa to start the routine. I'll gladly show my project for you to steel and share, when I get it working. I'm hoping to make someone's day to day life a little easier, and have no intention of making a commercial product . If you are interested here is a little project I gave to another youtuber, jut copy this in the RUclips search bar. WJaxzhL2Ji8 or this one jKnhx1PintY

just curious any clue what you recorded this video on! I love the vibe

Where can I buy the right fish for this

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Hey, thanks so much for this, this is one of my first projects! I got all the way to the point with the audio to the motor shield and I cannot figure out the wires. It looks like in the photos you took the Arduino and Motor Shield apart and connected the audio through the amplified and Alexa to the Arduino but then... How do you put them back together? Do I strip the wires to fit them in the holes? Because the pins do not work if I put the two back together- the plastic part is too large and if I bend them they do not fit either.

@Ben Eagan Awesome work! I would love to check out the code and set this up myself. I have an RFID reader and have configured an Arduino to read the cards before so it would be a matter of the Amazon/Alexa integration, but also have a PI 4 sitting somewhere I could use if needed.

Thumbs up if the painting being crooked didn’t bother you one bit, not one tiny bit, not at all.

i would love to see the tutorial

ok it seems you have the simplest and easiest barndoor i could find. my real problem is the stacking and editing afterwards. i can't even download the program for that let alone use it. any suggestions? i'm a 78 year old guy who has thought about astro photo for many years. now it seems maybe too difficult. thanks.

Oh wow - this is amazing, Ben. I'm intimidated by my kids Yoto so I should probably follow along to more of these videos and learn about coding! Well done!

That would be great if you could write it up! It always seems like doing anything Alexa-related is difficult to do in software. If you found an easier way, that would be great! Also, I love ESP-32, so if you switch to that, that would also be great! Thanks!

the sky is spinning and the earth is not. very good tracker.

Love it when details are this clear. Thank you for this great production and upload. It's real fun to try for any photographer interested in the deep dark sky, especially if you are accompanied by a young sole that might find that spark here to shine in his/her future life.

Excellently done Ben! Amazing as always! I'm going to take a stab at the 4d tracking.

Which module mirror on off

Very cool application of available tools.

This is so cool Ben and Bailey!

Thank you for sharing this video. Here is how I integrated it into a Halloween project this year ruclips.net/video/3UcUyzkQOTE/видео.html

how many decibels is the ultrasonic?

Ben, thanks so much for the tutorial online AND this video! Quick Q, about how much beans are you using? I'm attempting the same thing and the fan running full speed sends 1/2 cup of beans right out of the chute, over agitating the beans, and making it harder to heat the chamber, I presume. More beans helps but the center of the chamber still "pops" beans up. Do I need to install a potentiometer and turn the fan speed down a bit? Install a glass tube chamber with a smaller opening to restrict flow? P.S. Artisan can communicate with your arduino over modbus! You can even install a blue tooth or wifi module and run artisan "remotely"!

I have just started this project and I guess I got in over my head because I cant figure out how to upload sketches to the Arduino.. I just cant find the software to use and how I would go about uploading anything if I did. I really want to do this project, I don't know if you still check your comments but I would really appreciate any response.

Hi Ben, that looks like a really elegent way modify the roaster and control the roasting profile. Can you elaborate on the connection of the max31855 to the UNO board. Is it just the three Max31855 pins (DO, CS and CL) connecting to the UNO digital pins (7, 6 and 5 repectively)? What about the 3.3 V and GND pins on the max31855 - do these need to be connected to the respective UNO pins. I couldn't make that out on the video or get clarification from your detiled instructions.

Which motor driver is used here? The link isn't working

excellent idea

Wow amazing idea, need to ask you more for the prototype

Please is it possible to make smart mirror without monitor or tv?

Please am just asking is it possible to make a smart mirror without monitor or tv?

thanks .... is this done with your motorised barn door tracker? I am better at math than physical engineering, so to program a motor with a raspberry pi to compensate for the barn door approximations is my expected route.

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Can you tell me how much power is roughly used in the warm up phase and through the drying phase? Is it anything below 50% total power of the popcorn maker?

Hey man! Great video! When i lived in Ottawa, Equator was one of my go to roasters :) Coffee mods and what not are always in need on youtube so keep it up!

Great video thank you for your help do you think this would also work with a flat screen television

this is awesome!

Great! This is what I have in mind to build -- ideally adding PID either to a gradual rise over time in the formula, or several stages like you have. I don't like the idea of having to cart a computer to roast my coffee (ie Artisan), and you proved it works. I suppose you could add some manual over-ride with a screen for temp and a push button. First things first :)

Please run it by me again, what is the reason or use of the arduino? As far as I can see an on/off switch would perform the same function.

I'm sure you've been asked this before but I can't find it. I hate laying Vinyl and Film, what are you using in the bottle ? Dish soap and water or a purpose made solution ?

Ben, i have a weird issue with my project... I did everything just as you did, however i didnt tear down my Echo dot because i wanted to keep it as is and just wired the audio cable accordingly. Otherwise everything is the same. When i power everything up, the fish just starts jittering and spazzing out (looks like a weird seizure) any advice? im so close to the end! audio works well, which is why im stumped..

Hi, thanks for the video. I saw you mentioned that it can only be done via PI 3, I have 4 and it doesn't work from the early stage of testing the pump, can you please explain why only pi 3 should be used?...

Does the rotation vary based on lens? example 7.5mm fish eye

THANK YOU for the video and for censoring A-L-E-X-A ;-)

I look for everything to make my own, here, common mystake, no kernels to divide the flow to make realistic flames.