A decapitated robot head? An extraterrestrial communicator? A specter summoner?
Nope (and yep!), it's an APC!
Assembly Guide: https://oskitone.github.io/apc/
Demo: https://vimeo.com/518375593
Purchase: APC (fully assembled), APC DIY Electronics Kit
Blog post: https://blog.tommy.sh/posts/oskitone-makes-an-atari-punk-console/
The PCB and its schematic are actually part of poly555, so head over there to its KiCad project to dig deeper into the electronics. (That the APC is a part of a bigger project may also help to explain why the component numbers start at 100!)
The APC's 3D-printed models are written in OpenSCAD.
- September 6, 2021: Add brim to switch_clutch for better DFM (2d0a1d0), Loosen wheel fit (7e2dab7)
- February 25, 2021: Init (8df1dc4)
Assumes poly555 repo is in a sibling directory. Here's how I've got it:
\ oskitone
\ apc
\ poly555
- For pots with flatted D shafts, use
shaft_type = POT_SHAFT_TYPE_FLATTED
in the call towheels()
for a better fit.
STLs are generated with make_stls.sh
. Run ./make_stls.sh -h
for full flags list.
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