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The open source 3D Printable Raman Spectrometer using a RaspberryPi and easy to find off the shelf components..
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Etch resist using easy to find materials and no toner or laser printer, just a cheap laser and a 3d printer, cnc machine, or craft cutter!
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Guerrilla Style YouTube Project Build Channel
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Converting a towel warmer to a UV exposure 'oven' for making PCBs
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DIY UV Exposure 'oven' for PCB etching and masks

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A method for creating long life reusable templates for UV exposing PC Boards
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Tonerless PCB Templates for UV Exposure

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A method to add a layer of etch resist to a PCB without toner or laser printer.
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An easy to build embroidery machine, with open source design and software.
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The idea is to build a not so expensive visible light spectrometer...
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It ran away after a heated discussion about AVR vs Pic. If you've seen it please tell it I'm so sorry, and that I miss it so much.
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Hacking Raman Spectroscopy and market forces to grow healthier food.
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Use existing house piping and insert a pelton wheel design to generate energy from the flowing water
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thanks for the bit fl@c@.Take a nice picture when you go to space.

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Thanks :) I love the Raman spec, too! :)

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martin wrote 06/15/2014 at 23:18 • point
cool bio. I'm just starting to design a flow cytometer so the laser info was really useful

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fl@C@ wrote 06/16/2014 at 07:08 • point
Thanks! Wow, that looks like quite a project.. I totally want to head in that direction when I finish up this and a couple other projects.. I'm glad the info was useful!

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