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Hacked-apart Casio + AT90USB162 + LUFA = Simple PC Piano
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USBiano Mk. I

RunnerPackRunnerPack

Things I've Built

Made a mobo USB adapter fit

I bought a 20-pin dual-USB 3.0 adapter from eBay, and the jacks interfered with my DIMMs. The solution: bend the female header over (see photo). It's still untested, but it probably fits… UPDATE: It's plugged in, and my computer booted fine. Still haven't plugged a device into it, though.

Virtual Boy SNES Controller Adapter

At the request of a friend (who also funded the endeavor), I designed and built three cables which allow one to plug an SNES pad into the Virtual Boy. The two controllers are basically the same, electrically, so the adapter is entirely passive.

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Design, development and build of open-sourced SLS 3D Printer.
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SLS4All - Affordable SLS 3D Printer

Tomas StarekTomas Starek

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No LightScribe, no LabelTag. No hardware hacks or gimmicks. A regular CD-RW drive and a regular compact disk.
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Burning Pictures on a Compact Disc Surface

arduinocelentanoarduinocelentano

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I'm building a cockpit panel for the 2002 Battlemech simulator game Mechwarrior 4: Mercenaries.
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Mechwarrior 4 Simulator Cockpit Panel

Joris WegnerJoris Wegner

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PCB linear motors offer a different approach to powering tiny scale model trains, cars, boats, etc.
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PCB Linear Motors for Model Trains

MartinMartin

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E-TKT is a DIY label maker that mixes both old fashioned and contemporary technology to create something as simple as... Labels!
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E-TKT: anachronic label maker

Andrei SperidiãoAndrei Speridião

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Saving the planet, one obsolete chip at a time
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ABN6502 SBC R1

Anders NielsenAnders Nielsen

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How to build a fully working noiseless HDD clock. Almost a piece of art !
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Hard Disk Drive analog and digital clock

JP GleyzesJP Gleyzes

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directional electromagnetic accelerator
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Accelerator 22: science fiction table-hockey

andrewfentemandrewfentem

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I needed a place to hold my scope probes above the festoon of wires and junk on my bench. Here's my solution.
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Scope Probe Caddy

tonyotonyo

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A simple replica of the tesla gun from one of my favorite shows. My first project, hoping to get it light up in different brightness levels.
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Warehouse 13 Tesla Gun

Melissa MatosMelissa Matos

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Can it save audio? It can save data too!
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Simple Universal Modem

Anders NielsenAnders Nielsen

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This Arduino-MEGA based microcomputer has a DIY hardware terminal and runs Terminal-BASIC!
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80's style BASIC Computer with Terminal-BASIC

JohnJohn

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With amazing software heart by Phil Scull
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PICO ZX Spectrum 128k

bobriciusbobricius

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Douglas Engelbart invented both the mouse AND a chording keyset. The mouse was a massive success. The keyset much less so.
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Engelbart Keyset

Russ NelsonRuss Nelson

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A custom left-hand programmable keyboard that can switch between multiple key definitions
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12-button multi-mode Keyboard with rotary encoder

Rich TRich T

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monitor type program embedded into option rom of ne2000 compatible card working on XT class computers
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NE2000XT

korneliuszokorneliuszo

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Print and build your very own Retro Joystick for the Amiga, and then (if needed) build a USB adapter to connect it to a modern system!
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Build a Joystick for the Amiga (and a USB Adapter)

Rob SmithRob Smith

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Two small projects to use an old oscilloscope as character display. One is a clock, the other a scrolling text that uses only a micro.
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Oscilloscope as text display

Emilio P.G. FicaraEmilio P.G. Ficara

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Hiya! Thanks for the like on my Power Glove project! :)

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