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  • Interactive Disk Spin (2007)
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  • Interactive Disk SpinThe Interactive Disk Spin was born one fateful night when Paul took the cover off an old hard drive, started compulsively spinning the shiny platters with his finger, and then wondered "how fast am I really making it go?" Two late-night...

  • ATtiny85 Kettle Thermostat
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  • Originally started with a digispark, right now using a bare ATtiny85 - MIGHT need to switch to ATtiny84 for more pins... I just have to go get one!Currently using an I2C 16x2 display which is overkill and too big, going to switch to 7 segment LED x 2...

  • Light Staff
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  • This was a project a few months in the making. I originally started it while I was still at SpaceX but really got to focus on it right before burning man 2013. I really wanted an 8 ft long carbon fiber staff with a ton of full bright white capable RGB...

  • Astrarium
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  • There's an old hard-disk which I stripped down so that the front only has spindle coming through. I used a mill to face off some of the protuberances and other features which held the read/write head-arm in place.  At the bottom there is a PCB I...

  • Center Flee
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  • The Smart Poi: uses the accelerometer in many ways. One way is to translate the sensor data into RGB LED values, printing the colors into corresponding points in the rotational arc. Wirelessly the accelerometer data is transmitted to a computer using...

  • The Red Alert Alarm Clock
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  • The Red Alert Alarm features a 3 pronged attack on your unconsciousness. First a 1000W flood light will turn on to help simulate sunlight. Shortly there after a 120db siren will go off for 2-3 seconds. This is enough to scare the bejesus out of a lot...

  • Il D'oro Bass Guitar Amplifier
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  • I've wanted to build my own amp for quite a while. For bass guitar, the selection of amplifiers you can buy is pretty lack-luster, and mid-volume studio amps are hard to find. It seems like most of what's available is either a practice amp or a stadium...

  • Sid the office robot
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  • When a visitor to our site requests to control Sid our Node.js server adds them to the queue. When it's their turn they send movement commands and receive feedback in realtime using socket.io. These commands are relayed from Node.js to the Rapsberry...

  • HydraBus v1 Rev1.5
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  • HydraBus v1.0 Rev1.5 In Stock on DigiKey:https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/benjamin-vernoux/hydrabus-v1/15652912 Features of the HydraBus board: Very small board only 60mm x 37mm size (extensible with shield which can be connected on top or...

  • Network Amplifier
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  • I bought an XMS amplifier from a friend years ago and although it was serving it's purpose I got quite frustrated with having to toggle the loudness feature every time the input was changed. This was the beginning of what has now become my network enabled...

  • Laser Welder Retrofit
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  • So, where I stand now. I ended up using a Mesa 5i25 PCI card and a 7i76 step/dir control card. The Yaskawa servos have pretty good auto tune so I decided to leave the PID loop up to the servo drives.Speaking of servo drives, that and the servo motors...

  • Toy Claw Machine
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  • The idea behind this project was for my sons birthday party. He wanted a robot themed party, so I figured this would be the easiest to build. Similar to the commercial claw machines, the idea is to grab a toy and successfully get it transferred over...

  • Speed up pkgsrc on retrocomputers
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  • This HOW-TO explains a quick and easy way to speed up NetBSD pkgsrc compiling on retrocomputers. It was written because there are altogether too many distcc how-tos which are complex, require special build environments or make assumptions without explaining...
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