Hal 9000 Panel

[nalyom9]

It's run by the excellent Adafruit FX Soundboard. This little board is incredible – and cheap. Nothing to program. Just drag sounds on it from your computer, hook up a battery, button and speaker and you're in business. I have a small momentary button at the top of Hal that cues a series of random Hal-isms.

Does it need soldering of the button and speaker etc?

 

[nalyom9]

Thanks Marcus,
I've decided to go with my glass lens for the build. Just need to replace the broken led

 

[xl97]

Yes:

Adafruit Audio FX Mini Sound Board - WAV/OGG Trigger - 2MB Flash

Would you like to add audio/sound effects to your next project, without an Arduino+Shield? Or maybe you don't even know how to use microcontrollers, you just want to make a sound play ...

www.adafruit.com

Adafruit Audio FX Sound Board - WAV/OGG Trigger with 2MB Flash

Would you like to add audio/sound effects to your next project, without an Arduino+Shield? Or maybe you don't even know how to use microcontrollers, you just want to make a sound play ...

www.adafruit.com

Replacing an LED should be super simple as well..

 

[nalyom9]

Yes:

Adafruit Audio FX Mini Sound Board - WAV/OGG Trigger - 2MB Flash

Would you like to add audio/sound effects to your next project, without an Arduino+Shield? Or maybe you don't even know how to use microcontrollers, you just want to make a sound play ...

www.adafruit.com

Adafruit Audio FX Sound Board - WAV/OGG Trigger with 2MB Flash

Would you like to add audio/sound effects to your next project, without an Arduino+Shield? Or maybe you don't even know how to use microcontrollers, you just want to make a sound play ...

www.adafruit.com

Replacing an LED should be super simple as well..

Much obliged friend.

 

[joberg]

Good choice of lens IMO

 

[BuzzCrush]

I'm new to the group and am looking to enhance the Moebius kit with sound and video displays. A lot of good information and tips from what others have done.

 

[nalyom9]

I'm new to the group and am looking to enhance the Moebius kit with sound and video displays. A lot of good information and tips from what others have done.

Hi,
Here is a simple way to add sound...

Or the more elaborate Adafruit Audio FX Sound Board are what most people use.

 

[joberg]

TFS with us this very informative tuto Looking the part for sure

 

[WBiggs]

Since I'm rebuilding the ring, I incorporated the engraved lettering on the ring in my model. I'll be printing this out on a SLA printer so the copy holds up. I'll fill the engraved letters with white paint an get a pretty realistic look. Below is a test file I had printed showing the lettering ... a little messy... I'm still paying with the technique.

Did you ever share the STL for the 3D printed ring? I'd like to try to incorporate it into my model if I can to make it feel more authentic with the NIKKOR letters on it

 

[Jive Turkey]

Since I'm rebuilding the ring, I incorporated the engraved lettering on the ring in my model. I'll be printing this out on a SLA printer so the copy holds up. I'll fill the engraved letters with white paint an get a pretty realistic look. Below is a test file I had printed showing the lettering ... a little messy... I'm still paying with the technique.

View attachment 1339486View attachment 1339487

This is awesome. Any chance you'd do a run of rings?

 

[Valor]

Because some people have asked, here are the Lens Body and Ring stls I built. When printed this holds the Projector lens with a pressure fit. Or at least it did on mine.

 

[Jive Turkey]

Because some people have asked, here are the Lens Body and Ring stls I built. When printed this holds the Projector lens with a pressure fit. Or at least it did on mine.

Amazing. Thank you!

 

[Jive Turkey]

Looking for some advise from the experts. Is this the most accurate speaker grill model available? It's quite different from the Mobius speaker grill (the holes being cut off on one side, most notably)

HAL 9000 speaker grille by mabbog

This is a speaker grille for the HAL 9000 interface from 2001: A Space Odyssey. The dimensions come from this very meticulous thread on the Replica Prop Forum http://www.therpf.com/showthread.php?t=119324 There are some other versions of HAL on Thingverse, some have the correct hole spacing...

www.thingiverse.com

 

[3Dsf]

I think that's the right number of holes, the wave pattern is fairly flat, and the holes are on the slopes and not the summits of the grooves. That looks reasonable to me. The centrifuge HAL had the holes start close to the verticals. The Moebius kit does not have a screen-accurate grille from what I can see.

 

[Jive Turkey]

I think that's the right number of holes, the wave pattern is fairly flat, and the holes are on the slopes and not the summits of the grooves. That looks reasonable to me. The centrifuge HAL had the holes start close to the verticals. The Moebius kit does not have a screen-accurate grille from what I can see.

Thank you, sir. The holes on the very edge of the print were throwing me off. But I think Valor's has the same detail, so I was guessing it must be accurate

 

[3Dsf]

This isn't the best shot - I'm working on getting an improved view. But this is the centrifuge HAL faceplate grille.

The black dots are me just experimenting in Illustrator with hole size for the grille.

 

[joberg]

Seems to me that they used some kind of corrugated metal piece as a base and later on drilled those holes on it.

 

[j_holtslander]

I too wonder if the speaker grill wasn't something repurposed from a ready made speaker piece and was just a corrugated plastic that the prop shop drilled holes into. Much like this material...

 

[Valor]

There are soooooo many close-but-not-quite corrugated AND drilled speaker covers from that timeframe. I find it hard to believe a busy prop maker would really sit there drilling all those holes. It's out there ... the real thing ... we just haven't identified it yet.

 

[joberg]

There are soooooo many close-but-not-quite corrugated AND drilled speaker covers from that timeframe. I find it hard to believe a busy prop maker would really sit there drilling all those holes. It's out there ... the real thing ... we just haven't identified it yet.

I`m not so sure (my two cents of course ) It would be easy to use a corrugated piece and drill holes. I did and it took me a little more than an hour. I know, who in their right mind would do that as a project...well, I did and it`s not impossible since you`ll have to make 4 grills for the different HAL cover plates. So in half a day, a prop maker could show what Stanley wanted