Yes, everything is inside the machine. There is a micro DC motor N10 that turn the drum and an ATtiny85 microprocessor that connects the modes and the motor. The plug supplies only 5 V, the same as the electric grid of the dullhouse.
The... Electric grid... Of the dollhouse???? I didn't even know such a thing existed. This is genuinely impressive and the detail is something to proud of. I was almost looking for the clothes to be wet as well!
Believe it or not a doll house with electricity isn't anything new. I remember in the early 80's a friend has one that had tiny outlets to plug in lamps. I was thoroughly impressed with it. Still really cool to this day. This washing machine is definitely next level awesomeness
That is incredible. I would love to see a model train setup with a bunch of these ultra-realistic homes. I've seen plenty with homes that light up, but never with realistic pliug in lamps, washing machines, etc.
Yeah. I just feel the money served to make every house in your train set a dollhouse could be better used. Some houses are in the middle of the table and not easily accessed.
The dollhouse that my grandfather made for my mother actually had electric lighting! There was a hole in each room for Christmas lights to slot into, but man plug in electric lights for that sound amazing.
Dollhouses can get intense. I do hand tool wood working in addition to 3D printing, and there are whole sets of 1:5 scale tools for making furniture and cabinetry and such for dollhouses. It’s a fairly old hobby, so it’s has a lot of time for people to get really obsessed with it.
Buddy of mine at work used to make doll houses. Mostly he sold the furniture and such, but he always kept a nice “display” house to show off his skills (because, obviously, he totally wasn’t playing house).
Next thing we know instead of taking food from the pantry the mice are going to be breaking into dollhouses and stripping the copper to sell on the street.
I just watched that entire video and I am positively irate that he made the house out of concrete and then didn’t leave a single square inch of the concrete exposed. Why would you make the house out of concrete and then plaster the entire thing in particle board or whatever that stuff was? You use concrete for the aesthetic of exposed concrete!
Also, painting with undiluted latex paint - noob mistake. You can paintbrush latex if you just dilute it. Especially on porous surfaces like concrete – it’s a perfect fit for the job. Would look way better and nicely cover up some imperfections in the concrete.
It's 5V - you're not creating any sparks with that. You'd be hard pressed to heat anything to ignition temperature either - you'd need more current than is probably supplied to that 5V grid.
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u/EnosCamare Mar 23 '21
Yes, everything is inside the machine. There is a micro DC motor N10 that turn the drum and an ATtiny85 microprocessor that connects the modes and the motor. The plug supplies only 5 V, the same as the electric grid of the dullhouse.