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A smaller and cheaper open source brushless motor
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PCB Motor

Carl BugejaCarl Bugeja

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This is a design for a low-cost extruder for printing objects directly from recycled plastic flakes instead of using filament.
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Trash Printer - Recycled Plastic 3D Print Head

Sam SmithSam Smith

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This is the second version of a device I designed to alert me in the unfortunate event the nozzle clogs. It communicates with the printer!
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3D Printer Clog Detector V2

Elite WormElite Worm

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Bought a TV with only a S/PIDF audio out. For reasons, it sucks. Time to hack in an external audio connector!
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Hacked TV Audio Out

Jorj BauerJorj Bauer

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A piezo inkjet printer built from scratch
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DIY Inkjet Printer

Dominik MeffertDominik Meffert

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... is designed for direct drive wheels for swarm robots
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PCB stepper motor

bobriciusbobricius

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I have trained wild magpies in my Garden to trade litter for food! The whole project relies on mechanical design, electronics, software and
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BirdBox

hfor62hfor62

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A small BCD binary clock to put on your desk. It's USB powered and can display time, date and temperature.
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BCD Binary Clock for your desk

TobiasTobias

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In this project I'm trying to bring to life an evil robot from Black Mirror series, the Metalhead dog
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Black Mirror's Metalhead Dog

The MeiquerThe Meiquer

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Modular, wireless, open-source motion capture for everybody
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Motio

Alvaro Ferrán CifuentesAlvaro Ferrán Cifuentes

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HP 63/302/123/803 cartridge control module with 3D printable mount.
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HP printer cartridge control module

Pavel SemenovPavel Semenov

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A version of the classic arcade game Asteroids using a laser projector running on the ESP32.
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Laser Projected Asteroids on the ESP32

Chris GChris G

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Building a Shotgun Microphone from scratch. From Modifing an electret capsule to building an interference tube.
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Mini Shotgun Mic

MengaMenga

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The ideal machine for recycling plastic bottles into 3D printer filament. Team Members: Reiten (Yang) Cheng, Swaleh Owais
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Polyformer - Ideal Filament Recycler

Swaleh OwaisSwaleh Owais

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A Wrist Watch version of my BCD Binary Clock!
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BCD Binary Wrist Watch

TobiasTobias

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A simple ring-modulator circuit which can change your voice to sound like a Dalek or Cybermen from Doctor Who
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Dalek / Cybermen voice changer

SproketSproket

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DIY record lathe
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KNOP record lathe + stereo cutterhead

Wim NelWim Nel

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I hacked a toy keyboard that I got from friends to make it produce new, cool sounds. Pictures, schematics and a video with demo-music below.
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An Exercise in circuit bending

joekutzjoekutz

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Just a normal mouse which will give you true feeling of gun firing in games.
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When Sound is not enough to feel the firing in the

teenenggrteenenggr

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What makes this project special is that I am going to render graphics on a character LCD display which is not supposed to be used this way.
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Streaming Video on 1602 Character LCD Display

arduinocelentanoarduinocelentano

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Retro 1980's Speak and Spell: hacked to swear
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Speak and Spell - Hell!

Patrick HickeyPatrick Hickey

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