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  • Three point clamped wedge secured laser cutter joinery
  • Hacker page     by zakqwy
  • On a few occasions I have had the need to secure something to a flat bit of laser cut wood. In all cases, I created precise shapes that allow me to rigidly and accurately grip the object while not depending on the exact dimensions of the cuts themselves....

  • 2018 Hackaday Prize!!
  • Hacker page     by AVR
  • Hey folks got a few projects in the running for the prize this year!!Freedom Run - Robotics Motion Controllerhttps://hackaday.io/project/115132-freedom-runStepDC - Replace your stepper motors with DC motors and or servoshttps://hackaday.io/project/116712-stepdcOmniMic...

  • Cheating your way into space
  • Hacker page     by lion mclionhead
  • With US still over 1 year away from being able to launch humans into space again, what a story it would be if someone stowed away in a cargo mission. It would be like a Doolittle raid, but a raid against bureaucracy & management. It would be riskier...

  • cursed applications: linear actuators
  • Hacker page     by helge
  • Physics hates these problems. The future may smile weakly but this is 2018, a time where one would assume that most, if not all mechanical problems can be considered solved and everything has just been reduced to a "make more, faster, cheaper" game....

  • Bleeding Edges
  • Hacker page     by Morning.Star
  • Its another bank holiday Monday.Bea's daycare is closed today as a result, and today is also the first day of my Respite break. She isnt funded til 4pm, so she's going to be hassling me all day to pack her things and take her down there, while I sputter...

  • Using a "backup drive" as /dev/root
  • Hacker page     by lion mclionhead
  • The answer is yes, the obscenely cheap, giant drives marketed only for backup use can still be used as internal drives. Once you don't mind losing the warranty, they can be torn down & an ordinary SATA drive extracted. The lion kingdom risked $170 +...

  • Micro TV-B-Gone
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • From Nicholas Junker on Hackaday.io Micro TV-B-Gone The Micro TV-B-Gone is based off of Adafruit’s original TV-B-Gone kit, except made to be as small as possible, using an LIR-2032 coin cell. I based this project off of the Adafruit TV-B-Gone...

  • 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...

  • Wireless IOT Sensors
  • Hacker page     by varul jain
  • A compact integrated sensors in a compact enclosure with dual power supply using 2AA battery as well as powered from an external power supply by changing the power jumper and allowing to use the 5 to 12VDC external power supply , shows the great...

  • Wireless Contact closures
  • Hacker page     by varul jain
  • Simple smartphone example uses instant message on web applications like social messengers, creating evolution in the Industrial Era. Starting with the basic application of switching the buttons or relays ON or OFF which shares information through different...

  • Micropower Micro Logger
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • A set-and-forget I2C/digital datalogger from Jan on Hackaday.io micropower micrologger [mPmL] This is a logical development from my first and second logger projects. The idea is simple: The logger needs to be small enough to fit inside small...

  • Driving LED Matrices Conveniently
  • Hacker page     by deʃhipu
  • You can make a pretty neat low-resolution display out of LEDs arranged in rows and columns — you can even buy ready matrices that save you a lot of work with it. You "only" need one GPIO pin per every row and every column (you can save a lot of them...
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