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  • Purchase/Gather Components
  • Instructions     from HAL 9000
  • This is one of the easier projects I’ve made for someone else to copy. Everything is either easily purchased or easily printed and assembly is quite easy. Use the components list to grab everything you need. I included links to the exact items I used,...

  • KilnShark
  • Instructions     from KilnShark
  • Wiring it up:Here is how everything is wired up:And a photo:I used a messy combination of soldering to header pins and jumper wires inserted into the breadboard. I also slightly overlapped the two boards to get everything to fit nicely.I used a rotary...

  • Time to solder everything!
  • Instructions     from Meditation Audio Pod
  • If you're happy with the whole experience (i.e. wires are long enough, response time is good, speakers stay on for how long you want, etc) it's time to connect everything together! I find soldering a lot of fun so it's one of my favourite parts...

  • Step 5
  • Instructions     from Electric Longboard
  • Charge and connect the remote to make sure everything is working properly. Be sure to press on the throttle slowly to so you can make sure you wired the sensor wires correctly if they begin to spin up then stop let go of the throttle and check your wiring....

  • Trombino
  • Instructions     from Trombino
  • Place the lid close to the bottom and wire everything in, trying to keep the wires short. There is very little clearance at the top of the case so anything attaching to the shield should not have extra height (eg no jumper cables!). After everything...

  • Putting LiPos into your MIP robot
  • Instructions     from Putting LiPos into your MIP robot
  • Screw everything back together, and you've finished the MIP mods. Next, we make the battery packs. Pull out your LiPos. and cut the connectors off.. Careful not to short the leads. Connect the batteries in series, slide heatshrink on and then solder...

  • Resin-in-resin
  • Instructions     from Resin-in-resin
  • PrepareGet a nice work area ready. You'll want plenty of space to assemble everything as well as paper towels and gloves -- epoxy is sticky! It's a step everyone wants to skip, but making sure you have everything laid out and ready to go will help you...

  • Startup
  • Instructions     from DIY Inkjet Printer
  • After you have done all these steps the machine should be ready to use. Fill ink (I used water mixed with cheap ink) into the ink containers and flush the tubes by using a syringe and drawing the ink to the printhead. Make sure everything is seal, because...

  • Conclustions
  • Instructions     from Interactive Halloween Book
  •   From the design conception, I could not include everything I had designed in the very early stages of conceptualizing the book. This was due to the size of the book. Meaning I could not find a book that was larger. Had this been the case...

  • TI-84+ SE Backlight
  • Instructions     from TI-84+ SE Backlight
  • Finally you can put the two halves back together. Plug in the EL panel and arrange all the wires so they don't get pinched. Snap the two halves of the case together.Before you screw everything together, put the batteries in and make sure it all works....

  • Trombino
  • Instructions     from Trombino
  • Open up the Gametrak, unplug everything and remove one potentiometer and sliding tower block. (I forgot to take a picture of this, image from here: http://janoc.rd-h.com/archives/129)

  • Halloween Blinky Eye Lights
  • Instructions     from Halloween Blinky Eye Lights
  • I bent the LED strip in half as close to the PCB as possible, and taped that to the outside of the roll. I then taped circular pieces of cardboard to the ends to block light and taped everything together with significant amounts of [inexpensive] masking...
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