Motorized Roller Blind for StyleWell shades using ESPHome + Home Assistant)
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Redesigned original to fit Stylewell roller blinds, as found here: https://www.homedepot.com/p/StyleWell-Cut-to-Size-Cloud-Cordless-Blackout-Fabric-Roller-Shade-72-25-in-W-x-72-in-L-RS-SLP-BO-7372W/309076191 The printed components replace the spring and sprocket mount of the original shade. In addition to printed parts, you will need: 1pc. 608ZZ bearing (8x22x7mm) 1pc. tiny screw for center pin fastening the center pin 2pc. short M4 screws for mounting the stepper motor 1pc. 28BYJ-48 stepper motor + ULN2003 driver board 1pc. Wemos D1 mini 1pc. USB cable + Power brick Once assembled, you can flash ESPHome to the D1 and control with Home Assistant. Make sure to update the ESP config with the included txt file and to update the name/stop points to fit your needs. Note that this does move pretty slowly (a full minute to open and close for me), but should only cost about $5-10 so the compromise is worth it for my use.
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