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  • Story

  • This is a very advantageous yet easy to make project. We call it " Smart Electric Board ". Benefits :- This device is extremely convenient and affordable. You can make this device for your office as well as for your home also. This device...
  • Electric assembly

  • I solder the tin between two Arduino circuits with hc-sr04 through their GND pin. As in the picture, red circle. The circuit will be fixed firmly !Try putting it in the box, there's still a good gap for the rest.Use glue to bond vibrating motor with...
  • Building The Electric Panel

  • So if you want to build this project for an industrial application, you should build an electrical panel for it.  I won't go for a step-by-step tutorial on how to build that, because that's a whole book to read. but anyway let's do it, if your an...
  • Final asembly

  • Assemble the rubber mat, 12VDC electric motor and spay paint to complete. Test operation by running the machine continuously for 2 hours. And finally here is the result after running the test.
  • Okay now you can do it

  • Now you can go ahead and build this. Just a few things to keep in mind: This might work with other dials with a ton of hacking, but the one I built this for is the older style Automatic Electric type 24 dial.  I'm not among the surprisingly...
  • Step 2: Determine Your Saving

  • Let's ask yourself that how much power you want solar system will cover your electric bill each month. For example, each month your home consumes 560kWh, now you want solar system can produce electricity with amount 80% of that 560kWh. Then, solar system...
  • Materials and Tools

  • The supplies you need are pretty simple, and my hope is anyone can do this at home! Materials Old, discarded masksLet sit for 2 weeks, or dunk in alcohol because they might be grossLaser Cutting Files (Samples attached) Tools Heat SourceI used an electric...
  • Melt 200C/400F 5 Minutes

  • Put something heavy on top of your plastic parchment paper sandwich and let it melt. It should be all melted well in about 5 minutes. Wikipedia says Polypropylene melts at 130 to 171 °C (266 to 340 °F; 403 to 444 K), and I actually set my skillet...