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  • 1Bitsy 1UP handheld game console
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • @Piotr Esden-Tempski of 1BitSquared on Hackaday.io:1Bitsy 1UP 1Bitsy 1UP is a retro inspired handheld game console, the design is based on the 1Bitsy STM32F415RGT6 ARM Cortex-M4F 168MHz 192kb RAM and 1MB Flash micro controller. 2.8″ TFT with capacitive...

  • 3D Scanner HAT for Raspberry Pi
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • From @Jonathan Cohen on @Tindie: 3D Scanner HAT for Raspberry Pi 3D Scanner HAT expansion board interface for Raspberry Pi running FreeLSS on the PICLOP ATLAS FreeLSS I wanted to make a custom interface for use with the open-source 3D Scanning...

  • Here are some new Inspirations (at least for me)
  • Hacker page     by Stefan-Xp
  • This are some of my new ideas, which are not completely solved ;-) ---------- more ---------- Flux Generator (Only a prop with some blinking LEDs ;-)) Biggest Challenge: Housing, already done by @daveDarko: #FLUX capacitor trinket  and @Bastiaan...

  • $29 chinese 4-axis kinematic mount - what to expect
  • Hacker page     by helge
  • With some quite decent tooling and equipment coming from China these days, my curiosity was sparked as I saw a rather affordable kinematic mount. For those not familiar with such lab equipment, this is a holder for lenses, prisms, filters or anything...

  • boOpGame Shop - M2M Tutorials
  • Hacker page     by boOpGame Shop
  • M2M Demo - Full Pack (Lesson #0 to #13) This Full pack include all Tutorials to advice you to : 1/ Control external devices like LED, Piezo Buzzer, Servo Motor, DC Motor,...2/ Read external devices state/values like Button, Potentiometer, Piezo Buzzer,...

  • Question For Wise people
  • Hacker page     by antitoyz
  • this are driver . I have understand that to light El panel and CCFL neon I need Inverter and AC current . I probably can turn this in what I need .,no?

  • Floppy shenanigans
  • Hacker page     by Eric Hertz
  • been learning a lot about floppy drives/disks/controllers lately, what with #Floppy "Fun" -- Backing up a unique Kay-Pro disk  and #Improbable AVR -> 8088 substitution for PC/XT Also finally started attacking a long-planned project to record...

  • Belt Lifted Z-Axis for 3D Printer
  • Hacker page     by Mark Rehorst
  • My latest 3D printer design uses a belt lifted Z axis that has proven to be a very good performer.  The 300x300x8mm MIC6 bed and its support (3.5 kg) are lifted on two linear guides using two steel core belts.  The belts are driven by a NEMA-23...

  • VMs and malware and Fibre Channel and MAAAAADNESSS
  • Hacker page     by Dave
  • Happy bloody new year. In my last post, I mentioned that I was trying some new things. My long-gestating fan controller (Windy) finally taking physical form is exciting (if maybe a little slow), but I've got some other things on my plate that I'd like...

  • Halogen to LED Headlamp upgrade Suzuki SX4
  • Hacker page     by sidsingh
  • I ordered one of these for my 2011 Suzuki SX4 sedan. Finally found some time today to swap halogens with new LEDs. Current pair of halogens are Philips H4 90/100w and they are pretty good. I wanted to switch to LEDs primarily to lower power consumption,...

  • No Torx driver quick hack
  • Hacker page     by morgan
  • I found myself with a T10 I needed to remove the micro-adjust from a router. I had the hex bit but the driver was too wide to fit in the hole. Using a hacksaw I put a slot in the back of the bit and used a flathead driver. Worked like a charm and the...

  • Oberth Arm
  • Hacker page     by risknc
  • New Project!I'm building a robot arm similar to the SCARA architecture. It's for plotting on a wall or chalkboard! It could also be used for pick and place on a flat surface. Scale is ~ 2m radius, so it will have a large working volume (a very...

  • Zotac EI751 Repasting
  • Hacker page     by Stanislas Bertrand
  • I got my EI751 at the beginning of 2016. After 2.5 years it was becoming a bit loud and hot. I got around to repasting it mid 2018, this is the log. I removed the screws holding the board down. This voids the warranty which is not ideal. It was quite...
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