E-Paper Weather Display Waveshare 7.5" ESP32

New and Improved Version Available

This is the original version of the project. A completely redesigned and much easier version is now available.

The new version offers:

- A complete kit with all required hardware - A much simpler flashing process directly through the browser - Detailed step-by-step documentation - No electronics or software knowledge required - No soldering required when using the kit - Easy assembly, even for beginners You can find the new version here:

New and Improved Version Available

This is the original version of the project. A completely redesigned and much easier version is now available.

The new version offers:

- A complete kit with all required hardware - A much simpler flashing process directly through the browser - Detailed step-by-step documentation - No electronics or software knowledge required - No soldering required when using the kit - Easy assembly, even for beginners You can find the new version here:

https://makerworld.com/de/models/3117175-7-5-e-paper-weather-home-assistant-dashboard#profileId-3515998 https://spacepc.dev/en/projects/epaper-weather-display

Original Project

A 3D-printable housing for the Waveshare 7.5-inch E-Ink display.

The housing provides enough space for the ESP32, a battery and the charging electronics.

Required Parts

- Waveshare ESP32 driver board - Waveshare 7.5-inch E-Ink display - TP4056 charging module - 3.7 V battery - Jumper cables Optional — the connections can also be soldered directly. - Battery cable Optional — the battery can also be soldered directly. - 2 × 10 mm screws Required Tools

- Soldering iron - 3D printer for printing the housing Alternatively, you can build your own housing from wood, cardboard or another suitable material.

Assembly

Attach the display to the front of the housing using double-sided adhesive tape.

The ESP32 and battery can be placed inside the housing. The charging module does not have mounting holes, so it must be secured with adhesive. Hot glue works well for this.

When closing the housing, make sure that the screws do not damage or pierce any cables.

More Information

Project Website:   https://spacepc.de/wetter-display-mit-esp32-und-3d-druck-gehaeuse/ Makerworld Project: https://makerworld.com/de/models/3117175-7-5-e-paper-weather-home-assistant-dashboard#profileId-3515998

Recommended Print Settings

- Layer height: 0.2 mm - Infill: Gyroid - Supports: Tree supports Original Project

A 3D-printable housing for the Waveshare 7.5-inch E-Ink display.

The housing provides enough space for the ESP32, a battery and the charging electronics.

Required Parts

- Waveshare ESP32 driver board - Waveshare 7.5-inch E-Ink display - TP4056 charging module - 3.7 V battery - Jumper cables Optional — the connections can also be soldered directly. - Battery cable Optional — the battery can also be soldered directly. - 2 × 10 mm screws Required Tools

- Soldering iron - 3D printer for printing the housing Alternatively, you can build your own housing from wood, cardboard or another suitable material.

Assembly

Attach the display to the front of the housing using double-sided adhesive tape.

The ESP32 and battery can be placed inside the housing. The charging module does not have mounting holes, so it must be secured with adhesive. Hot glue works well for this.

When closing the housing, make sure that the screws do not damage or pierce any cables.

More Information

https://spacepc.de/wetter-display-mit-esp32-und-3d-druck-gehaeuse/

Software

https://github.com/G6EJD/ESP32-e-Paper-Weather-Display

Recommended Print Settings

- Layer height: 0.2 mm - Infill: Gyroid - Supports: Tree supports