@jaredscoles12 This version is microprocessor controlled. It includes an Atmel ATTiny13 processor that generates the PWM servo signal, so I can move the servo to any of 100 positions. By adjusting how fast it changes position I can adjust the speed, or make it pause like it does at the beginning. Most other versions either modify the servo so it doesn't use a PWM signal, or generate only two signals - full right and full left, so the servo "races" to the position.
@tww1fa theres one like this forget who did it that when you turn it off before it shuts itself off the spring in it or whatever would allow it turn itself on then off. it was called The Epitome of Frustration. who ever it was who made it named it after his wife.
nice one, mine goes too fast cuz i kept it all simple just gutted the servo and wired up 6 volts to the motor :P i like the "personality" in yours lol
@TheApple128k It's actually controlled by an AVR ATTiny13 microprocessor which adjusts the servo position to any of 100 positions. The program is designed to extend slowly and retract faster, as well as pause at the start. It's my attempt to give it some "personality."
@tww1fa Awesome. I just finished my own useless machine but because it was my first dealing with soldering so I didn't try to do anything fancy. Good Job mate
@tww1fa Thanks, I used the 3004 with 3 AAA's. It's fast. It's a straight connection. Is there anyway I can slow mine down without a controller? I tried to remove 1 AA and use only 2 AA but that didn't give the servo enough strength to move the switch. You can see it in my vid. Any suggestions?
The servo position is going to be determined by the width of the pulses sent, and the servo is always going to "race" to whatever position the pulses specify. That's why most versions of this type of machine are very fast - they only use two pulse widths.
You need some circuit that will slowly increase and decrease the pulse width. You could probably do this with two 555s - the ramp from one 555 would control the pulse width generated by the other 555. I found the controller easier to use :)
i want one
firedragon3001 1 week ago
sure is purty tho'
jacklazzell 1 month ago
I specifically built it to be slower. I wanted it to seem deliberate.
tww1fa 2 months ago
Too slow, not as funny as it would be if it were faster.
pskittle488 2 months ago
nice but too slow compared to other uselessmachines on youtube
fghfhg1212121 3 months ago
It's not a mouse, do not double-click!
RUL1S88 6 months ago
The Horney machine
CoptaDeRofl 8 months ago
how do you make it slow? all the others are really fast and hard to see
jaredscoles12 9 months ago 5
@jaredscoles12 This version is microprocessor controlled. It includes an Atmel ATTiny13 processor that generates the PWM servo signal, so I can move the servo to any of 100 positions. By adjusting how fast it changes position I can adjust the speed, or make it pause like it does at the beginning. Most other versions either modify the servo so it doesn't use a PWM signal, or generate only two signals - full right and full left, so the servo "races" to the position.
tww1fa 9 months ago 6
@jaredscoles12 simple. this one is calm, the others are just pissed
brownsrock2007 3 months ago
you fight
zyrkor30 9 months ago
What the fuck,...?
rangedpker86 9 months ago
whatll happen if you turn it off before it turns itself off. or can you
icametorock1 10 months ago
@icametorock1 It will simply retract as if it had turned itself off. If you turn it off before it starts moving, it won't move at all.
tww1fa 10 months ago
@tww1fa theres one like this forget who did it that when you turn it off before it shuts itself off the spring in it or whatever would allow it turn itself on then off. it was called The Epitome of Frustration. who ever it was who made it named it after his wife.
icametorock1 10 months ago
nice finger coordination
scar504 11 months ago 4
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NefariousEvildoer 1 year ago
its so slow lol
"Damn it dont wake me up yet!"
MakPHL 1 year ago
mindfuck
bamboali 1 year ago
0:15 - 0:19 failing at pushing the button haha...
TheFr1ch 1 year ago
im installing one in my wall to make it look like a light switch!!!!!!!!!!!
lukethegreat29 1 year ago
@lukethegreat29 lool thats an amazing idea, i'll then ask ppl to turn the light off and they'll get pissed off :)
bilalha123 1 year ago
the 'thing' inside the box is saying "ima usless naw stop hitten meh switch!! grawr!"
Stichpivoter 1 year ago
starting at 0:15 u missed the switch 3 times in a row haha
shaneDNA11 1 year ago
Where can I get 1 already made?
fofamungy123 1 year ago
nice one, mine goes too fast cuz i kept it all simple just gutted the servo and wired up 6 volts to the motor :P i like the "personality" in yours lol
YupHio 1 year ago
ZZZZZZZZZZZzzz
shadowblack1987 1 year ago
How much torque does your servo have?
TheApple128k 1 year ago
@TheApple128k It's a standard Futaba S3004 servo, so a good amount, but not as much as a digital servo would have.
tww1fa 1 year ago
@tww1fa Ah okay maybe it is just a slow moving servo but it looked like it was having an easier time going down than up. :P
TheApple128k 1 year ago
@TheApple128k It's actually controlled by an AVR ATTiny13 microprocessor which adjusts the servo position to any of 100 positions. The program is designed to extend slowly and retract faster, as well as pause at the start. It's my attempt to give it some "personality."
tww1fa 1 year ago
@tww1fa Awesome. I just finished my own useless machine but because it was my first dealing with soldering so I didn't try to do anything fancy. Good Job mate
TheApple128k 1 year ago
@tww1fa it should come out slow and once it gets close jab it quickly... would add more "personality" imo
derickhaywood 1 year ago
@derickhaywood That's actually a neat idea. I'll see if I can change the programming.
tww1fa 1 year ago
Your machine sucks. The servo you use is too slow!
xev790 1 year ago
you missed the button 3 times in a row. and its right in front of your finger
Derelictos 1 year ago 2
@Derelictos
hes looking thru his camera (i hope) and therefore has no depth perception.
Hurgurgurk 1 year ago
uhhh i dont get it
mathwhiz1986 1 year ago
miss miss miss FAIL
GEARHEADGUY92 1 year ago
RELEASE THE KRAKEN! - a penis slapping teh button? <:
ljokjell 1 year ago
Where can I buy this? So cool!!!
omatsu123 1 year ago
Check ours out! =D
Stay True!
TheBoysFromTheBlue 1 year ago
i need one of these.
lardo444 1 year ago
i love how you missed the button every time when you were duelling with it... lol
MrCoryjohnson1 1 year ago 110
@MrCoryjohnson1 It's a bit difficult when you're holding the camera in one hand and operating the box with the other :)
tww1fa 1 year ago
@tww1fa i'm sorry man, but it was funny. i think it made the video better :)
MrCoryjohnson1 1 year ago
@tww1fa
Yeah it's kinda hard to just flick 1 switch:P
offroadfreak8582 1 year ago
@MrCoryjohnson1
haha it made me laugh xD
hasderkionbu 1 year ago
the switch is left a bit, u kept missing it
44metube44 1 year ago 2
machine: damn you're annoying...
andreasfr1 1 year ago
nice work. check leavemealonebox/dot/de
Blecheimer 2 years ago
too slow lol
Guilherme81 2 years ago 33
I think most of the others are too fast :)
tww1fa 2 years ago 2
I like the smooth motion! How many batteries and what's the motor? Servo?
thejetdrvr 2 years ago
It uses 4 AA alkaline batteries, and a Futaba S3003 servo. An Atmel ATTiny13 microcontroller generates the servo pulses.
tww1fa 2 years ago
@tww1fa Thanks, I used the 3004 with 3 AAA's. It's fast. It's a straight connection. Is there anyway I can slow mine down without a controller? I tried to remove 1 AA and use only 2 AA but that didn't give the servo enough strength to move the switch. You can see it in my vid. Any suggestions?
thejetdrvr 2 years ago
The servo position is going to be determined by the width of the pulses sent, and the servo is always going to "race" to whatever position the pulses specify. That's why most versions of this type of machine are very fast - they only use two pulse widths.
You need some circuit that will slowly increase and decrease the pulse width. You could probably do this with two 555s - the ramp from one 555 would control the pulse width generated by the other 555. I found the controller easier to use :)
tww1fa 2 years ago
With a servo modified for continuous rotation I don't see any way to adjust the speed other than gearing.
tww1fa 2 years ago
it's also called the Leave Me Alone Box :)
kzl4znboii 2 years ago
haha funny
paSKe123 2 years ago
Well Done!
SaskView 2 years ago
@SaskView
Thanks! I'm glad you like it.
tww1fa 2 years ago