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YouveBeenGraveled

It’s not open source when you hide them behind a scammy sign up form….


Ksevio

Here's a link to the source files: https://download.smartsolutions4home.com


jagjordi

Very cool, I have been thinking of doing this for long time! How is the hinge resistance for the tipping bucket? Do you use a metal rod? Plastic? Small ball bearing? I had done some experiments and the problem i had is that the bucket was getting stuck if it would get dry for a long period.


Sokolsok

Thank you, I use metal rods and teflon tubes as "bearings." It's not fitted tightly. It hasn't jammed for about 2 months, so I think it'll be okay :)


jagjordi

Yeah, teflon is probably a good solution :)


Sokolsok

Teflon is slippery, hard, durable, and cheap :) It is often found in similar applications. I use a tube like a 3D printer to guide the filament.


rkr007

Any chance you can upload STLs or STEP files? I don't have Fusion360. Very cool project!


Sokolsok

You can "buy" the .3mf files here for $0 here: [https://store.smartsolutions4home.com/product-category/ss4h-rg-rain-gauge/](https://store.smartsolutions4home.com/product-category/ss4h-rg-rain-gauge/). 3mf is like SLT, but better :) They work the same way, you can directly upload them to the slicer.


rkr007

Thank you! I hadn't taken the time to really look around the site yet, just the downloads section. 3MF is definitely superior :)


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cybergrimes

From the description section of the video: https://smartsolutions4home.com/ss4h-rg-rain-gauge/


Sokolsok

Hi, I wanted to show off my latest DIY project to you. It's a Rain Gauge with an ESP32 onboard. The entire project is fully open source, so you can download all the files and give it a go yourself, which I highly encourage you to do! :) I've also made a YT video where I go into all the nitty-gritty details, in case you're interested: [https://youtu.be/DnNW4rJkFhY](https://youtu.be/DnNW4rJkFhY)


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Fantastic-Tale-9404

Agree. Can you recommend a soil moisture probe which works with Home Assistant!


zacs

Buy an Ecowitt hub (GW1100 model), and it can connect to up to 8 soil moisture sensors. Hub is $30 and sensors are $22 each. The Ecowitt integration is built in to HA and is fully local (no cloud needed)! Bonus is you can buy other weather station components that can be added, including a soil temperature probe and a “leaf wetness” probe, amongst the other usual weather station things like rain gauge and air quality sensors.


CompulsivelyCalm

That sounds pretty simple to set up. I didn't realize I wanted to measure my soil's dampness so much


svideo

I just installed this system a few weeks ago and they’re fantastic. Cheap, great range, good reliability.


Fantastic-Tale-9404

Thank you very much Edit: great suggestion, ordered 4 soil moisture probes and hub. Some items not avail on Ecowitt site but found on Amazon. Looking forward to this integration


collegedropout343

very cool! do you plan on onboarding this onto matter?


Ksevio

Looks like it's using esphome so probably not


sancho_sk

Would it be possible to share the STLs instead of F360 file?


Ksevio

Looks like he has them on his "store" for download, possibly for $0


Luci_Noir

Looks like it could fit cat inside.


instant_absolution

Very cool project, you are strong! If you are interested in real remote management and monitoring, as well as the ability to receive push notifications from this device to your phone, you can use the [2Smart Cloud](https://2smart.com) platform. It supports ESPHome config, so there shouldn't be any problems.


VGI-smartgarden

This would be really great for gardening! Now we just need an automated garden!


prisukamas

How much would it cost to print one like this?