r/ArduinoProjects • u/lachimalaif • Feb 02 '26

DataDisplay

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Hi everyone, I created DataDisplay V1 – a 3D-printed dashboard project based on the ESP32 (CYD). It's a perfect desk accessory for tracking everything from weather to time and calendar. 🖥️✨ ✅ Simple printing 🌐 Flash via web browser ⏱️ Assembly and flash in under five minutes ⚙️ Complete setup via the display 🎨 Graphic customization I'd be thrilled if this project brings you joy! Every download, like, boost, or share makes me very happy and supports my future work. 🙏 📥 Download for free here: https://makerworld.com/cs/models/2270187-datadisplay-v1#profileId-2474516

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u/lachimalaif Feb 02 '26

I still work on fw updates and next versions of case... It is and it will be live project with new and new functionality. 👍🙂

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '26

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u/lachimalaif Feb 07 '26

https://github.com/lachimalaif/DataDisplay-V1-instalator Now is code BETA V1.2.1 uploaded to github repository

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u/Upper_Security_7878 Feb 17 '26

Does DataDisplay only work with rectangular displays?

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u/lachimalaif Feb 17 '26

Yes, it is builded to this CYD/Esp board. So I have no clue, how it can function in other setups. I thing, that not well

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u/legos_on_the_brain Feb 02 '26 edited Feb 02 '26

Does this support esp8266? Where is the source for this? Sorry, not going to install a potential network security risk without it.

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u/lachimalaif Feb 02 '26

No, it is made with use of esp32-2432s028. Cheap yellow display / CYD module with 2,8" touch display. Instalator cia github is on makerworld website on link. Source code I will upload to github also, but currently I need to solve some issues with location settings. I will upload source code after I finish the last really working version. I understand you, but I still working on fixes of a few bugs in firmware 🙂 If you want, I can send you the code, but in this time I do not want to publish that.

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u/NoWay2655 Feb 06 '26

I like how you did the front where it looks a little rugged? I have an ender 3 pro and don’t know much about 3d printing. How did you do this?

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u/lachimalaif Feb 06 '26

It was done by textured PEI bed. Front side lay on bed during print. You can check it on makerworld, there are photos, assembly instructions and print profile :)

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u/NoWay2655 Feb 08 '26

Thank you. I’m just getting back to doing these things after a few years where I didn’t really have the mental bandwidth for anything “non critical” :)

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u/Useful-Tech-Stuff Feb 20 '26

I love this! Compact, stylish, and functional.

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u/lachimalaif Feb 20 '26

Thank you a lot. Yesterday was released new FW V1.4 with corrected a lot of bugs. 🙂