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A solder-it-yourself SMD kit: shake the dice and 7 LEDs light up the result.
Dicy is a small electronic dice you build yourself. Solder the SMD components onto the PCB — an ATtiny13A microcontroller, seven LEDs, a tilt switch and a vibration sensor — then shake it to roll a random number from 1 to 6, shown by the LEDs. It works perfectly fine as a bare PCB — but if you own a 3D printer, you can also print an optional case for it.
This kit is a fun, compact soldering project for hobbyists who want to practice SMD soldering, or a neat desk toy once assembled. A detailed step-by-step soldering guide (with assembly diagrams) is included.
What's included:
- PCB with all SMD components (LEDs, resistors, capacitors, IC, switch, vibration sensor)
- 3D-printable case files (STL) — optional
- Soldering guide (PDF/Word, English & German)
Not included: CR2032 battery, soldering equipment, 3D printer/filament
Skill level: Intermediate — requires basic SMD soldering experience (0805/1206 components, SOIC-8 IC)
Links to code and documentation
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Dicy – Solder-it-Yourself SMD Electronic Dice Kit
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$21.67
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The seller
MakerMotion designs and sells self-assembly electronics kits for makers and 3D-printing enthusiasts — starting with the Dicy shake-to-roll SMD dice kit. Based in Austria, shipping worldwide.