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  • Brother PE770 Embroidery Machine Review
  • Hacker page     by Embroidery Machine
  • Embroidery is a fun thing to do for some people. We can create beautiful designs either on our clothes, towels, napkins, and many more. In the old days, we did this handcraft manually with our hands and some tools. That way certainly will take time to...

  • Heavier Than Air
  • Hacker page     by Morning.Star
  • I was talking with @Dr. Cockroach this morning and we managed to get onto the subject of flight. Cardboard of course was mentioned, and there might be a secretive project in the works... Muahahah! Enough about that though, he reminded me of the paper...

  • Atari 5200 controller adapters
  • Hacker page     by danjovic
  • The Atari 5200 controllers are well known by its low reliability. Many alternatives to the original controllers have rose along the time  from when the sytem was being sold on stores up to present days when it is possible to find adapters being...

  • What is Aluminum PCB? & where is it used?
  • Hacker page     by elizabethjones4256
  • There is no such difference between aluminum and other PCB. All of these circuit boards have the same type of layout, but this circuit system uses various copper layers along with the solder mask. Furthermore, it also adds a silkscreen layer over these...

  • Cheap Bench USB Microscope
  • Hacker page     by Pandaemonium
  • This is my first full post of a hack (nay, an innovation, says you the reader), I realize I will make mistakes in it's presentation but I will endeavor to clarify my future ominous basement doings more clearly based on the kind comments of the bored...

  • The UFactory Uarm
  • Hacker page     by Enki
  • The UFactory Uarm Table of Contents 1. Servos2. Documents 2.1. From the original Support site2.2. Other places The UFactory Uarm is an acrylic desktop 4-axis robot arm which was funded on Kickstarter. There is some information as well as tools on the...

  • LED strip / lights connectors and maximum currents
  • Hacker page     by teardownit
  • The experiment's point LED luminaires use different connectors to connect the power supply and the light emitter or to extend the wires (for example). Manufacturers and retailers describe the current that can safely pass through the connectors for long...

  • Teensy LC - Hackaday win
  • Hacker page     by jens.andree
  • As part of the recurring competition on hackaday I managed to score some winnings!Sadly Mr Postman had other ideas than delivering my items when arrived so that's why I'm late to the game...This is my first Teensy board so after a quick Google-session...

  • A Visit To W6TRW
  • Hacker page     by Benchoff
  • During a visit to the ham swap meet at Northrop Grumman in Redondo Beach. It's always on the last Saturday of the month, and until now I haven't been in LA on the last Saturday of the month. Because I went to Sparklecon last week, I was also able...

  • First adventures in the CNC milling world
  • Hacker page     by M.daSilva
  • Nothing I though worth writing a entire project about, it's a project I did last year, to get my feet wet with metal CNC milling. I built a Bluetooth speaker with cheapo eBay modules: Bluetooth audio module, audio amplifier, USB charger, boost converter,...

  • The solder paste odyssey
  • Hacker page     by Bruno Laurencich
  • So.. There’s no fun like hand-solder those cute little SMD packages with tiny pads that remain completely hidden, isn’t it?  LGA, BGA, QFN, BFN, music to the ears of those who have the strange fetish of actually trying to solder by hand packages...

  • 2018: Ridiculous Engineering
  • Hacker page     by Dave
  • Boring, well-trod preamble A new year is always a time for reflection and for planning new things. The start of 2018 is no exception. 2017 was a pretty rotten year in a lot of ways, though in a lot of others it was a major improvement over 2016....

  • Sym-1 plus EPROM
  • Hacker page     by Rob Ward
  • One of the popular chip formats in the 70's and 80's were the ubiquitous EPROMs (Electrically Programmable Read Only Memories). They had very good memory density at the time and were accessible technology for hackers and OEMs alike. They had the advantage...

  • Mounting methods for HDMI extenders
  • Hacker page     by teardownit
  • Although plenty of people buy a twisted pair network cable HDMI extender kit, few think about how to mount it properly.In one of our articles (link to compact extenders) i talked about the hidden pitfalls of compact HDMI extenders. Now i would like to...
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