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  • Material

  • The materials to make this PCB holder are aluminum, except for the threaded bar that is in iron. I used 3 types of rods:  Round with a diameter of 6 mmSquared 10 x 10 mmRectangular 20 x 5 mm, that are used for the jaws Plus the threaded...
  • Third-round bug fixes

  • A reinforcing bar was added to the base to increase the overall stiffness of the build. The reinforcing bar was the remainder of the 1.5 x 1.5 x 24” stick from which I made the connection blocks. All of the second plywood sheet has been used up...
  • A "Quick 220" clone

  • Prepare the mounting plate.Lay the plate on your work surface and position the relays as close as possible to one of the long edges. The three relays should have about a half inch gap between them for air circulation, and the middle relay should be centered...
  • Stage 3 - Display Minutes

  • This stage displays the minutes on 60 LEDs arranged as a bar graph. 74HC164 serial-in, parallel-out shift registers are used. The shift register looks at it's inputs, and at every clock input, shifts all of the current values one over, looks at the current...
  • D.I.M.E.R PROJECT 6 DOF Robot Arm

  • JointsThe arm is already taking shape, now the joints. I installed 3 joints, one of those is the wrist that need an entire post.At first I thought of making a telescopic extension. The idea was a square profile with a nut anchored go through a cylindrical...
  • eBox Setup

  • Components needed: 1 x 3D-printed eBox assembly2 x 3D-printed Power Bank Housing1 x 3D-printed eBox Mounting Bracket 1 x Strip Board1 x Relay (SRD-05VDC-SL-C)2 x Diodes (1N4007)2 x USB 2.0 to Micro USB cable (1m)2 x Power bank1 x Single Solid Core...
  • Starting the build

  • It’s always nice to receive a Digi-Key box. It means more toys. Also, the first parts for the new build. I’m using an aluminum L bar to make the camera mount. This one is a 1/2” x ¾’. I measured and mark a 1 ½” length and also...