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  • In Another Life
  • Instructions     from Rubidium 2.0
  • Or else hopefully in this life, if you are not familiar with working with 120 volts, you can always hire an electrician, and also find out if permits are required, just in case you decide to do something really wild like add 120 VAC relays to all of...

  • DIY SlingBox $30
  • Instructions     from DIY SlingBox $30
  • This is the code I used for the right frame in the first picture.#!/usr/bin/perl#use CGI qw/:standard/;use URI::Escape;my $cols = 3;my %button_codes;$button_codes{'1'}='BTN_1';$button_codes{'2'}='BTN_2';$button_codes{'3'}='BTN_3';$button_codes{'4'}='BTN_4';$button_codes{'5'}='BTN_5';$button_codes{'6'}='BTN_6';$button_codes{'7'}='BTN_7';$button_codes{'8'}='BTN_8';$button_codes{'9'}='BTN_9';$button_codes{'0'}='BTN_0';$button_codes{'Ch-'}='KEY_CHANNELDOWN';$button_codes{'Ch+'}='KEY_CHANNELUP';if...

  • Bench power supply
  • Instructions     from Bench power supply
  • 1) Come up with a simple good idea.2) Add good ideas to it.3) Try to implement it.4) When it fails, start to strip down the design to try to get it to work.5) Strip it down more6) More...7) Rejoyce when something simple works8) Add a few simple things...

  • Ultra Simple 2x4 Server Rack
  • Instructions     from Ultra Simple 2x4 Server Rack
  • Have them cut the boards for you to these specs:Board #1 and 2: 20.75", then 20.75", then the remainder should be cut in half (will be 27.25" each, minus whatever is converted to sawdust)Board #3 and 4: Just saw these in half: 48" long.This will give...

  • The weight
  • Instructions     from Projector Screen
  • Keeping the screen tensioned is what keeps it flat. I provided the needed tension almost all in the vertical axis with weight. Take a scrap of your screen fabric, and test how hot you can get an iron on it, before it melts. Three layers, and two are...

  • The roller
  • Instructions     from Projector Screen
  • Cut your fence post a few inches longer than your screen width. Deburr the edges, inside being just as important. Make 2 hardwood, Lexan, or acrylic blocks to plug the ends and accept your threaded rod. Being centered and true is important, or your whole...

  • Joining the two
  • Instructions     from Projector Screen
  • Get help. Clean yourself. Clean the floor. Wash your hands often. Look for the weld line on the post, or otherwise establish a line along it's length. Line up your fabric with this line, and tape across the joint, applying slight tension the the fabric....

  • The supports/bearings
  • Instructions     from Projector Screen
  • Drill two holes, almost all the way through, two blocks of something the same size as the outer diameter of your roller blade bearings. It's a common size like 3/4 or 7/8in. Make them identical. For the hole you are after, you need a nut on the threaded...

  • Smile Station
  • Instructions     from Smile Station
  • On this next link is where I got the info for sending the photos taken with its own email account .http://mitchtech.net/connect-raspberry-pi-to-gmail...I tested it by copying the script to send attachments in to the python editor on the rpi by first...

  • Smile Station
  • Instructions     from Smile Station
  • Ok I pored the cement in the tube with a blue foam board on the bottom glued to the sides. That seemed to work out well accept I stuck a blue foam board cutout with a hole cut out in it to keep the 2" pvc pipe in place. Bad Idea it moved the PVC pipe...

  • Sci-fi grade Home Automation
  • Instructions     from Sci-fi grade Home Automation
  • For each machine where you want speech recognition:Run the JarvisListBox app, and set it to run at start-up.If you feel comfortable with code, you can edit its commands in the ListBox constructor to make it more appropriate for your setup.Running microphones...

  • Arcade Control Panel
  • Instructions     from Arcade Control Panel
  • Step 4 - Now things get interesting.  I happen to have access to both large printing equipment and a CNC mill.  I was able to print my design at full scale repeatedly till I decided I liked it, then transfer the design into the CNC software...
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