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  • Instructions for build
  • Instructions     from Device for Seismic Noise Analysis
  • This picture is of my "indoor" seismometer, with its electronics in an antique wooden box next to it. It is networked and completely functional, but because of its noisy indoor location, it is not useful for any serious seismology. It is never quiet,...

  • Mechanics: Motors
  • Instructions     from ros-omni-base
  • Before installing the motors, I suggest filling the gap between motors and hall sensor board with something soft and dielectric, like silicon or rubber, because the board is only held by 2 fragile terminals that will eventually break off due to mechanical...

  • Arcade Stick with rubber bands
  • Instructions     from Arcade Stick with rubber bands
  • Done!And you just made it ! An arcade stick with rubber bands and a couple of bolts!If you like the content, be sure to follow us in our social networks in the top of this page.Also, you can checkout our games, apps and other DIY projects

  • Piezo triggers
  • Instructions     from DIY mesh conversion of a simple drum set
  • There are so many different design of triggers in the internet but... Vast majority of them do not really look like a thoughtful solution or something reliable.Initially, I started with a classical design of a foam cone in a center:But there are two...

  • Dtto - Explorer Modular Robot
  • Instructions     from Dtto - Explorer Modular Robot
  • We need:- 3 x SG90 Servomotors- 3 x Part 013-1- 3 x Part 014-1- 3 x Small Rubber Band (dental braces)In this step we will prepare the coupling mechanism that holds the modules of the robot together. We first insert the servo arm (previosly cutted as...

  • Assemble the hardware
  • Instructions     from Private Communication for Activists
  • If you're using our hardware build, you can follow the instructions below. If you're using pre-assembled hardware or doing your own build, skip to the next section. Flip the ZBOX over and unscrew the four rubberized feet (by hand) to remove the bottom...

  • The Soundbox:
  • Instructions     from Restoring a 1920's Gramophone
  • Luckily the soundbox was still in relatively good condition and it just needed a new diaphragm, some rubbers and a good clean. Upon taking it apart I realised that just like the throat rubber the ones inside for the diaphragm is also beyond saving so...

  • Climb like Spider-Man!
  • Instructions     from Suction gloves v1
  • To use it put on the glove and make sure the straps are secured to your elbows.Then place your hands more or less at the same height on a flat surface, use your thumbs to power the glove and wait a few seconds for the vacuum to form (usually you will...

  • Preparing the plastic hatch part
  • Instructions     from photoscan and repair hatch button
  • First step was to remove the cracked rubber membrane of the button carefully with a razor blade. The whole part can be removed  with six screws, you can gently heat it with a heatgun to soften the tar-like substance that "helps" with the waterproofing...

  • Portable LED Floodlight
  • Instructions     from Portable LED Floodlight
  • Get yourself a box, and you put that stuff in the box.What I ended up doing here is mounting metal supports to the metal tripod pole. I then used lacing twine and laced the battery to those supports, the plastic bin is basically just sandwiched in there....

  • Fourth meeting
  • Instructions     from Analog meter Arduino Clock
  • If you were able to get all the magnets glue in at the third meeting everything will be wrapped up at this meeting.  If you were not able too, then we will need to have a short fifth meeting. I do the same steps as the Third meeting.  Skip...
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