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Std EditionSmoking Crystal Skull
Profile:Want to create the perfect set for a unforgettable Halloween party? Or add some uncanny atmosphere to a kid’s room? This fun interior decoration project describes how to create a Smoking Crystal Skull: a upsetting cloud of fog coming out of a terrifying translucent skull with breathing illumination.
License: GPL 3.0
Want to create the perfect set for a unforgettable Halloween party? Or add some uncanny atmosphere to a kid’s room?
This fun interior decoration project describes how to create a Smoking Crystal Skull: a upsetting cloud of fog coming out of a terrifying translucent skull with breathing illumination.
The project requires some level of experience in electronics, programing and basic crafting with carton and cables. The cost is relatively cheap, well under $80, with standard components that can be sourced easily (see below). It took me a couple of evenings to create this Smoking Crystal Skull.
The brain that controls the Smoking Crystal Skull is a small ESP8266 processor module, similar to Arduino with Wifi capabilities. The internal fog is created by an ultrasonic mist maker covered with water. A fan ensures a dynamic air flow, on top of the pulsing illumination, coming from a waterproof led strip. All of that is enclosed in a translucent glass skull.
The Smoking Crystal Skull may also be used as a perfume diffuser, but make sure to include some pumpkin fragrances...
Check out the full instructions: https://www.instructables.com/Smoking-Crystal-Skull/ -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The overall project remains relatively cheap, using standard components, as listed here:
I included links to AliExpress stores, but depending on your location you may source the components from amazon (not available in my country) or other stores.
ID | Name | Designator | Footprint | Quantity |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | LM2596 | DC24V-DC5V | STEP_DOWN_LM2596S KRIM | 1 |
2 | XH2.54-JST_FEMALE | FAN_IN | CONN-SMD_3P-P2.54_XH2.54-3AB | 1 |
3 | XH2.54-JST_MALE | FAN_OUT | CONN-SMD_3P-P2.54_XH2.54-3AB | 1 |
4 | XH2.54-JST_FEMALE | FOG_24V_IN,LED_STRIP_IN,POWER_OUT | CONN-SMD_2P-P2.54_XH2.54-2AB | 3 |
5 | XH2.54-JST_MALE | FOG_24V_OUT,LED_STRIP_OUT,POWER_IN | CONN-SMD_2P-P2.54_XH2.54-2AB | 3 |
6 | LED STRIP | J1 | LED STRIP | 1 |
7 | 0.96OLED_4P | OLED | 0.96OLED_4P | 1 |
8 | MOSFET_FOG_IRLZ44Z | Q1 | D2PAK_L10.0-W9.0-P2.54-LS15.0-BR | 1 |
9 | MOSFET_LED_IRLZ44Z | Q2 | D2PAK_L10.0-W9.0-P2.54-LS15.0-BR | 1 |
10 | 10k | R1,R2,R3,R4,R5 | R0603 | 5 |
11 | SWITCH_FAN | SW1 | SW-TH_SS01-BBIWA-RA20-R | 1 |
12 | SWITCH_FOG | SW2 | SW-TH_SS01-BBIWA-RA20-R | 1 |
13 | SWITCH_LED | SW3 | SW-TH_SS01-BBIWA-RA20-R | 1 |
14 | MASTER | SW_MASTER | SW-TH_SS01-BBIWA-RA20-R | 1 |
15 | ESP8266 | U1 | AP_ESP8266_ARRAY_15X2 | 1 |
16 | Fog Maker | U3 | ULTRASONIC | 1 |
17 | FAN L9110S | U4 | SOP-8_L4.9-W3.9-P1.27-LS6.0-BL | 1 |
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