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JF sLOMO (Slow Motion) Frame DIY Kit
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Reviews
Yan | Jan. 16, 2022
It works!
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Note that even with the pre-assembly, you will need:
* LED strip
* Power supply
* Acrylic glue
* Ikea frame
* Phillips head screwdriver
* Drill with 2mm drill bit
* Sharp scissors or a saw for the spacer
(No soldering needed however)
I bought the 8x10" ribba frame from Ikea; contrary to the instructions, there was no need to cut it down.
The documentation was somewhat confusing and many of the steps were only shown in the Youtube video, so I had to pause it many times to follow along. It took me a while but was fun, and the final result worked amazingly.
Markus | Nov. 4, 2021
ACHTUNG Zoll Kosten
Meine Empfehlung, Nicht kaufen !!
Die Stromversorgung bricht immer wieder zusammen, das Produkt ist nicht ausgereift.
Pete | May 12, 2021
Totally worth it: would sLOMO again!
For JF sLOMO (Slow Motion) Frame DIY Kit
The parts arrived quickly and safely. If you're debating whether to get the assembled kit... get the assembled kit! It's been tested and is going to work.
I was a little concerned that the 8x10 frame design would be too small, but it's totally perfect for the illusion.
I docked some marks for documetation and communication. Let me explain...
The docs were a solid 3-4 stars. I think that they could benefit from a pass from an editor. I found myself jumping around a lot and watching the video numerous times to put everything in context and work out an order of operations. I am a reasonably confident creator so, like, I could piece it together. What I came away with was the feeling that it was written by someone who is so close to the ground that it is hard to appreciate what someone coming to the project new might have trouble understanding.
I found myself with all sorts of questions about what sort of bonding agent I should use on the acrylic, and what kind of LED light strips I should order.
I gave the Communication two stars because I never heard back any reply to my questions, which I submitted via Tindie. I reserve one star reviews for people who write back and tell me to GFY... soooo, radio silence is better than being called names. Still, if replying to questions is difficult, even better is to assertively copy answers to previously asked questions into the docs so that next time, people have no questions! It sounds crazy but it works.
All in all, this was great fun and my SO loves it.
James | April 25, 2021
Excellent Kit
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Jane | Feb. 16, 2021
Great seller, works great
For JF sLOMO (Slow Motion) Frame DIY Kit
- Definitely get the add-on for the acrylic pieces. I built my own piece out of plastic and it took way too long, and looks horrible. Definitely worth the $20 in hindsight.
- I made a stupid mistake (forgot to install the Arduino Nano) and reached out to the seller, who helped almost immediately.
- The thing is cool, works as advertised, but keep in mind it does make a humming sound. The sound gets quieter if you add more stuff/more weight to the vibrating metal pieces, but I don't think I want this thing on 24/7, it would bother me.
- I had some trouble compiling/uploading the code, but got it to work, and I appreciate that the author has "modes" you can switch between using the button.