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This user joined on 05/29/2017.

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I needed a 3D printer enclosure to keep it warm so it could print ABS. Thais is the first go at it and it looks like it is working well.

Easy 3D printer enclosue

Things I've Built

3D printer case

My new 3D printer had trouble with ABS as it is very cold in the shed. So I made a case.

Projects I Like & Follow

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A inexpensive modular tank track system that can be used for robotic and radio controlled vehicles.

Modular Continuous Track System

jupdyke jupdyke

Cheap, fully automated model train system with 99.9999% 3D printed parts.

Broke Hackers' Model Railway

szabolcs-lrincz Szabolcs Lőrincz

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

This project aims to build a tilt sensor that is cheap, very accurate and has a wide measuring range (up to 360 degrees).

A new high accuracy tilt sensor

aron-molnar Aron Molnar

I'm making a 3d-printed support to combine two cheap soldering irons to make a pair of tweezers for SMD components.

Cheap SMD soldering tweezers from Ebay

adriajunyent-ferre adria.junyent-ferre

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Home automation system with video surveillance that indicates state by tweet.

Home automation system with Twitter

A collection of OS 3D printed electronic components you can assemble on demand faster than buying/ordering in person or online.

Opensource 3D Printed Electronic Components

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

A Burning Man Art Car Project by a group of D.C. (Not Washington!) Burners

"The Deep" - D.C.'s Sonic Jellyfish Art Car

casual-cyborg Casual Cyborg

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

The Arc printer is a rapid printing 3D printer with minimal moving parts designed to print objects in minutes not hours.

Arc Printer

There's always room for Pi in your Amateur Radio Go Kit. Top it off with the Pi-Go and plug right into your station power - or even your car

Pi-Go

bob-recny Bob Recny

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

World's First Remotely Controlled "Humanoid" Robot a.k.a Shadow Bot

Humanoid Robot

Produce a working Wozniak design blue box

WoZ Bluebox hardware recreation

cprossu cprossu

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Small full-autonomous robotic forklift, based on PIC18F

Romulo - the robotic forklift

simone-tolomei Simone Tolomei

Raspberry pi/teensy controlled line follower using a pre-made chassis.

Dagu rover line sensing robot

alan-chambers Alan Chambers

Seeburg Entertainer 1976 Jukebox with Arduino and computer

Seebug jukebox with Arduino

A starter HAT for Raspberry Pi 3, 2B, and B+ to provide basic display and user interfaces.

Raspberry Pi ICA HAT

xiaohai-li Xiaohai Li

Guys Checkout my Home Automation System V_1 which I have devloped around Arduino/ENC28J60 and is quite stable. Right now I am working on V_2

Home Automation System V_1

bikash-narayan-panda Bikash Narayan Panda

If your'e looking to get started w/ Beaglebone or are trying to create an IoT device that doesn’t have to be dependent on a WiFi connection

Connected Cellular Beaglebone for IoT Development

raymond Raymond

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

In 1954 NOAA Weather Radio first went on the air. In 60 years it hasn't really changed much, until now. NWR goes IoT.

Smart Internet Weather Radio

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