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Glue Everything in Place
Instructions from Internal Battery Mod for Korg NTS-1 Synth
Screw back all side panels. Then, put the battery against the side and its USB board, so it doesn't move. It's time to heat up your glue gun! Put some glue on the power switch pin, then behind the battery and on its side to prevent it from moving. Make...

Safety First!!
Instructions from Interfacing Laptop Battery With TIVAC TM4C123G
When working with lithium batteries, you must keep them in a clean environment (keep the batteries away from any metal objects). Keep the batteries in well-protected boxes; keep them far from any liquids; use proper safety tools for handling and containing...

Setting up a PBX server
Instructions from HOW I HACKED MY INTERCOM SO I CAN BE MORE LAZY
To configure a VOIP server on my raspberry I almost cried. Tried any docker PBX image, some worked but the networking was completely broke, some were so outdated and at some point I even installed FusionPBX that broke my entire raspberry configuration...

4. Assembling part 1
Instructions from Saw game
Once you cut everything, you have to create the frames by screwing them together. Make sure to seperate the battens in small groups in order to not mess up. Position the battens at a 90° angle and draw a line on the one you wish to screw, preferably...

Attach the Boom to the Frame
Instructions from Seismometer
At this point you should have a frame with eyebolt, damping base, sensor mount and legs. The boom assembly should include the hinge, spring connection, damping blade, and sensor rotor. Take pains to keep the strain on the hinge minimal -- you don't want...

Main "module" assembly
Instructions from Open TEG Harvesting Module 2.0
Before getting started please find a spot to assemble the unit where you have a large flat surface and place something down on your surface to prevent a mess (the thermal compound and silicone sealant can get pretty messy.1. Apply thermal compound to...

Feather HUZZAH Setup using the Arduino IDE
Instructions from Connect your Feather HUZZAH ESP8266 to Ubidots
Begin by connecting your Feather HUZZAH ESP8266 to your computers USB port to configure the device. 1. Download the Arduino IDE if you not already have it. 1a. Open the Arduino IDE, select Files -> Preferences and enter the URL below into the Additional...

Step 2: build your own funny robot
Instructions from Modular 5-bar robot
First of all, fix the servos bases to the base using the M5 screws and nuts like so. In case you are using the extra screws as support, place the larger ones on the corners as seen on the following image. If instead you are using anything else as support...

Switch
Instructions from Electro Knife for Simulated Combat EleKSCo
Safety check: remove the battery. Take all the electronics from the previous step and push them into the handle, but pull the two switch wires out the drilled hole. The high voltage wires need to stick out of the end of the pipe by the switch. If everything...

Electric wiring/soldering (Part 1: everything beside the LED)
Instructions from Retro Slide Projector "Green-Edition"
After some failed tries with pre-built Coaxial Power Connectors from China, I decided to go for Molex-connectors known from computer power supplies. Please be careful: most Y-cables you can buy on Ebay are not made for the high current we are using -...

Prepare stuff you'll need
Instructions from Retro LED-Beamer with Raspberry Pi/RaspiCast
For this part of the project, you can decide in which direction you go. In the end we want to install a Raspberry Pi in an old Leitz Prado Retro LED-Beamer. The best way to do so is to mount it inside the cage below. The Raspberry Pi fits rather well....

Install Basic components
Instructions from Retro LED-Beamer with Raspberry Pi/RaspiCast
It is possible to install everything headless, so you can just plug the SD card into your Raspberry Pi and plug in the power. The Raspberry should boot up and after some seconds you should be able to ssh into it with the hostname raspberrypi. Username...

Quick and Nasty Tube Power Supply
Instructions from Quick and Nasty Tube Power Supply
For this step you will want a variac or some way to limit the mains current. You might want to put a lamp in series with the hot wire to the transformer (are you sure you're comfortable working with mains electricity?)Connect everything up as you did...

Pressure Cooker Vacuum Chamber
Instructions from Pressure Cooker Vacuum Chamber
Step 2: Prepare the pressure cookerNow for the fun part. In this step, you'll be drilling a hole in your nice shiny new pressure cooker. I know, it's tough, but it's for a good cause.You're going to need: A metalworking drill pressThe pressure cookerA...

Remote Water Consumption Display
Instructions from Remote Water Consumption Display
Build Instructions.Huh.I'm honestly not sure what to put in this section, but the rules say I need build instructions.I mean, I am posting all of the schematics in the Build Log entries, All of the source code is up there. When I get to the point I have...

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