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Pressure Cooker Vacuum Chamber
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Step 4: Copper tubing and compression fittings It's finally time to put the pieces together.Cut two lengths of copper tubing. One length connects the fittings assembly to the pressure cooker. The other, longer, length connects the fittings to the vacuum...

Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
Instructions from Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
Solder LEDs and diodes to sparkfun board, be mindful of their orientation.Thread the leads of 16 LEDs (5mm or 3mm are fine, I used 5mm) through LED holes in the Sparkfun PCB. These boards are compatible with 4-lead RGB LEDs, so there are four available...

Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
Instructions from Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
Two 74HC595s (wired in parallel) will be driving all the LEDs in the project as well as providing power to all of the buttons. The 74HC595 is an 8 bit serial in parallel out shift register. I've written a detailed tutorial about multiplexing with the...

Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
Instructions from Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
The 74HC595 can only do parallel output, so I used a 74HC165 to measure the state of the buttons via 4 current limiting resistors and send this information to the Arduino. More info about the chip can be found on its datasheet.The 74HC165 has the following...

Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
Instructions from Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
This instrument is primarily a MIDI device, so we need to build a MIDI out. There are two ways to do this (and over the course of this project I did one and then switched to the other):output MIDI via a 5 pin DIN connector output MIDI via USB (this is...

Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
Instructions from Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
I attached a 2 axis gyroscope and 3 axis accelerometer onto this project so that I could add some interesting control to the device. The 5 degrees of freedom board from Sparkfun outputs data from its gyroscope and accelerometer as analog voltages. I...

Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
Instructions from Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
All schematics for this project are shown above. All the Arduino pin connections are listed below:Analog0 - Gyroscope Y (Y4.5) 1 - Potentiometer 1 2 - Gyroscope X (X4.5)3 - Accelerometer Y (YAcc) 4 - Accelerometer X (XAcc) 5 - Potentiometer 2Digital0...

Seeing the invisible
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4) Hold it all in place This could be anything from taping it all to the table to fully CNC machining a mounting system. I'll just describe my method. I started off with an MDF base. I used a scrap C channel to hold and adjust the lenses. Mounting for...

Guided Rocket
Instructions from Guided Rocket
Test the fitting for the outer ring to the main frame and sand if needed, it should be a solid fit. Do the same for the inner ring, it should look like the picture below. (1 ring should turn in the x axis and the other in the y)

Guided Rocket
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Using the diagram, make a power distribution board for the servosThis is roughly what it should look like

FireCoates
Instructions from FireCoates
Jacket ModuleThe jacket module is even simpler to set up than the bike module. The image below is a diagram for the setup of the jacket module. It is extremely simple as everything is socketed aside from the headphone jack.You will need to hook up an...

FireCoates
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Jacket Wiring, LED Setup, and Light Pipe Assembly.I never took pictures of this process with the first prototype so I need to complete the second prototype and take pictures to use as visual aides along the way, I should have them up in another week...

FireCoates
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Optional 3D Printed Jacket Module CaseDownload the Base and Top to the case and print them on your favorite RepRap OpenSource 3D Printer. It should come out looking similar to this(colors may vary ;) ):The headphone jack hole may need to be cleaned up...

ATX power supply conversion for bench usage
Instructions from ATX power supply conversion for bench usage
Create drilling templates for the front and base platesFigure out how many 3.3V, 5V, 12V, -5V, and -12V banana jacks you want to have in your front plate. I used two each for the high-current voltages (3.3V, 5V, and 12V) and one each for the low-current...

ATX power supply conversion for bench usage
Instructions from ATX power supply conversion for bench usage
Prepare the adapters and connect them to the terminal stripsThis part is important and tricky, and it took me three attempts to get this right. Here's the rules: Any high-current line must be a twin line that starts as a twin at the power supply's PCB...

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