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  • Create model
  • Instructions     from Bicycle Dynamo Wheel Repair
  • The ring was modeling in Blender. Other 3D modeling programs can be used here such as OpenSCAD or Fusion360. The first step was to create a cylinder with the same upper and lower dimensions measured in step 1 and thus follows the shape of the existing...

  • Materials
  • Instructions     from Network of Temperature Sensors
  • This is a perfect application for a $14 Raspberry Pi Zero WH as this device is compact, inexpensive, powerful, and has built-in WiFi. Here is the list of everything we need per sensor node and the approximate cost: Raspberry Pi Zero WH ($14)Micro SD...

  • Assemble the Proto Board
  • Instructions     from Wrist-Worn Fever Alarm
  • The components on the Proto Board should be assembled as shown below. The guide to wire colors: Grey "wires" are solder bridges.The brown wire should be run on the underside of the board.The blue, black, and red wires should be run on the top. Put them...

  • Assembly of the case
  • Instructions     from Adaptive wireless switch
  • Place pushbuttons into the two holes. The longer pushbutton belongs on the outer position (close to the edge of the case). Lift the controller off the table so the buttons are suspended by gravity. Rotate the buttons so the tabs are lined up with the...

  • Expansion
  • Instructions     from RAK811 based LoRa Node powered by AA batteries
  • The prototyping area contains through hole soldering pads routed to all pins of RAK811 module, plus some small amount of free connected pads for prototyping. Connections for outside detachable sensors are provided via W,X,Y,Z screw terminals. If the...

  • Machining
  • Instructions     from HoloLamp - Between display concept & physics class
  • Drill out the holes in the metal plates using a 10mm drill for the M8 screws to allow for some tolerance. Preferably with a drill-press, but not necessarily. You can take the measurements from the PDF stencil or print them out, but double-check your...

  • Housing Assembly
  • Instructions     from The "Leaf it Alone"
  • The next step is to begin to assemble the housing. For steps 6, 7, 8, and 9, refer to Figures 4-6 for a guild of how each cardboard piece connects to the assembly. First, glue part B to complete the bottom of the housing. Be sure to put the moisture...

  • Step 1: Solder the Switch and the Battery Holder
  • Instructions     from Sunny Surprise
  • The design on this board is super simple so you can solder the components on in any order. Personally, I like to start with the switch and battery holder. I made the holes for the battery holder snug so with a little pressure it should snap into...

  • 5. Assembling part 2
  • Instructions     from Saw game
  • Once the frames are done, you have to link them using the metal rod.  Cut the metal rod to make a piece of 3.7 cm. You have to drill a hole in the center of the inside batten that goes all the way through using a drill bit that matches the diameter...

  • Building the glove for the sensor unit
  • Instructions     from GePS
  • We discussed the upgrade of the sensor unit in an earlier build log (https://hackaday.io/project/160886-geps/log/154025-sensor-hardware-integration). In the very end you can see first attempts to layout the glove parts. The new form factor brings new...

  • Barnabas-Bot
  • Instructions     from Barnabas-Bot
  • 2: Assemble the Servo MotorsOverviewServos motors are used to move your robot's two arms and heads. They can move a half circle, or 180 degrees. You will need to make sure that you have the following items before you start your servo motor assembly.3...
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