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This user joined on 09/16/2017.

Things I've Built

Potato guns

A barel sealing piston valve integrated potato gun for an extremely fast opening high performance experience. Tennis balls can easily achieve 90% the speed of sound.

End grain cutting boards

Simple end grain cutting boards as well as a PHP based cutting board design calculator and visualizer

3D printer

A 3 axis, CNC 3D printer that uses all metal rigid frame and precision ground linear bearings for low flex and high speed printing, machining, etc.

Homemade scuba diving gear

A large party helium tank was repurposed as a scuba diving supply. A long hose supplies air from the tank floating on the surface of the water.

Electric Bicycle

A 1000 watt brushless hub motor and batteries mounted to a standard bicycle for pedal free transportation.

Spot welder

A rewound microwave oven transformer to output very high currents for resistive welding.

RC sailboat

A homemade fiberglass hull sailboat with hand sewn sails. Standard RC electronics allowed remote control of the sails and rudder.

Night vision goggles

A pair of night vision goggles made from near IR LEDs and a mini CRT view finder from an old video camera.

Binary Clock

A clock comprising three rows of LEDs that read out the current time in a binary format.

Automatic cat feeder

A microcontroller controlled cat food dispenser to meter dry cat food over the course of a few days.

Stirling Heat Pump Refrigerator

A self designed and machined stirling heat pump to replace a mini-fridge compressor. The stirling engine was run by an electric motor to pump heat from inside the fridge.

High power bench-top power supply

A general purpose high power bench-top power supply with integrated features such as battery charging profiles, and serial communication and logging.

Mechanical Calculator

A wooden mechanical analog of a basic four function calculator, including registers and logic gates.

Word Clock

A wall mounted clock that comprises a 10 by 10 matrix of illuminated letters to spell out the time of day.

Weather Logging Station

A solar powered weather station that logged sunlight, rain, temperature, and wind speeds. The data was then compiled and pushed to a remote server for access and analysis. The project ran successfully for multiple years, before being taken down.

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