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Mount it.
Instructions from Low effort BlinkenJacket
Take your ugly jacket, the safety pins and the string. Fix it somehow, Take care not to block it too much.

How To Make A Smart Clock
Instructions from How To Make A Smart Clock
Fix lithium battery and relevant hardwareWelding of hardware has been finished, we need to fix them on lithium battery. I use 3MM strong double-sided adhesive, which has the advantages of fixation and preventing pins behind PCB from puncturing lithium...

GPS Clock
Instructions from GPS Clock
Plug in the power supply and GPS antenna to test the result. All of the LEDs (except FIX) and all segments of the LEDs should light up for a second and the display should change to show the GPS receiver firmware date, then "no GPS" with the FIX LED on...

Late Night Reading Lamp
Instructions from Late Night Reading Lamp
Heat up some polymorph and use it to encase the LEDs (acting as a diffuser) and also fix the LED veroboard to the coathanger... you are done!

The Beamboarder
Instructions from The Beamboarder
Solder the 9V Battery connector to the LED and fix the wires in one of the little holes on the magnet holder. Check if your plate is getting to hot with a fully charged battery.

Weekend on the Dark Side
Instructions from Weekend on the Dark Side
Insert wires attached to 9v clip into holes on DC-DC converter. Use solder to fix them.Attention! Watch for polarity and Input / Output of converter. These tiny boards burn easily.

Assembly Step 7
Instructions from E.R.N.I.E
You will find that the rear axle easily slips out of its mounts. To fix this simply wrap a little bit of electrical tape around the axle so it cannot slide around.

Step 5
Instructions from Elephant Holder
Use Magix fix to prepare our model for 3D printing, set value 250

Stepper Motor
Instructions from Peristaltic Pump for Beverage Dispenser
Place the Nema 17 motor at the bottom of the casing and align the thread holes together. Then fix the 4 x M3 bolts to secure the motor

The X-PC
Instructions from The X-PC
Insert the M2.5 x 10 CSK screws, fix with a washer and two screws - to raise the motherboard up slightly.

6) USB and Power connections
Instructions from VVD: an open source Real 3D Volumetric Display
Press fit the USB connectors, DC jack, power switches. I used glue gun to fix them in place after inserting.

Put in Digispark
Instructions from Crystal RGB
Use two M3 screws to fix the Digispark to the 3D printed base. You might have to use a little force.

Wireless Arduino-powered Vibrator
Instructions from Wireless Arduino-powered Vibrator
Place the receiver charging coil on top of the enclosure. The diameter of the top side is a bit larger than the diameter of the bottom side. Use some glue to fix the coil. Don’t fix the mounting now. It is easier to do it later (step 6).

Sound troubleshooting
Instructions from Another Retropie Portable Gaming Device
If you have sound issue, try to add thoses lines to your `/boot/config.txt` :disable_audio_dither=1 set audio_pwm_mode=2 Reference : https://github.com/retropie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Sound-Issues#white-noise-fix

Inspect all components for reflow defects
Instructions from TinyFPGA A-Series
Reflow for 0603 parts and the QFN32 FPGA should be pretty reliable, but issues can arise. The 0603 parts may tombstone or become otherwise unaligned and need to be fixed by hand. A soldering iron and wick will work well for this.If the FPGA IC is not...

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