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RoboBarista: A Coffee Brewing Robot
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Effective Bardware Based Stepper Motor ControlIn my quest to derive a robot control scheme from scratch, I've been working to figure out how to control a stepper motor. Stepper motors are great because they're cheap, relatively simple to control,...

Trombino
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Open up the Gametrak, unplug everything and remove one potentiometer and sliding tower block. (I forgot to take a picture of this, image from here: http://janoc.rd-h.com/archives/129)

Trombino
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Use epoxy to glue the tower to the potentiometer casing. If using a wind sensor solder long wires to the V+, GND and OUT pins of the wind sensor. Seat it in the gap it magically fits perfectly into as shown below. Tidy your cables! I pleated mine and...

Trombino
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For the wind version... Solder parts for the button board onto a small piece of stripboard. The schematic for the layout can be found in the Fritzing file on the projects github repository. Cover the back and sharp edges with Sugru.

Trombino
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Use some more epoxy to affix the button board above the handle.

Trombino
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Drill two holes in the lower half of theArduino box and fix it to the top of the potentiometer housing. Thread wires through the holes. Add in the Arduino, ethernet shield and breadboard and hook up the parts currently attached to the housing. Open up...

Trombino
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Solder on the parts for the second part of the strip board and affix it in the lid of the box.

Trombino
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Place the lid close to the bottom and wire everything in, trying to keep the wires short. There is very little clearance at the top of the case so anything attaching to the shield should not have extra height (eg no jumper cables!). After everything...

Trombino
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For the mouthpiece sensor mount the piezo sensor within the mouthpiece using sugru to hold the base in place. Use polymorph to create a holder for the mouthpiece an attach it to the side of the Trombino like so...

Making a BR-900CD Stand on its own
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After reminiscing about my audio recording gear, I started thinking about a stand that I had purchased with the express idea of mounting the BR-900CD onto. It was a heavy duty music stand that I had picked up on sale for 20 dollars. After I got it home,...

Atari 5200 Custom Controller Build
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The problem lies in the lack of response, over time the little pads inside become corroded and unresponsive. Eventually, no amount of cleaning and disassembling actually fixes this and you end up replacing either the entire controller or purchasing one...

Low Cost CO2 Laser Build
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PVC Cooling Jacket for CO2 Laser0PVC Cooling Jacket for CO2 LaserThe adventure begins while I was walking around the local home depot looking at ideas on how to build the laser. I was sort of making it up as I went. Mapping things out in my mind. I wanted...

Low Cost CO2 Laser Build
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Mirror Mounts0Mirror Mounts… where to begin, in many ways… these are the make or break it for this project. These have some very high tolerances and requirments. Especially considering I am doing this all by hand, after all, the goal of this project...

Low Cost CO2 Laser Build
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Assembling the tube1And now for assembling the laser tube itself. Things needed for this will be a bit of JB weld, a long thin dowl that fits inside your mirror mounts. This will help align them, much better than eyeing it. You will also need some 3/8th...

Low Cost CO2 Laser Build
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BROKEN!!!!! well, not really :>While I was doing the adjustments to it to make sure things were proper before I went further, I realised a very important fact. The Mirror mountings were out of alignment by .5mm ………..…….Ok, this might not sound like much,...

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