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  • Instructions     from PiTagErrUs
  • The Arduino Micro Pro doesn't like to play with [Ken Shirriff]'s infrared library. [Link]Follow the instructions for installing this library. Once the library is installed, it must be modified to work our hardware. This troubled me and I followed forums...

  • TI-84+ SE Backlight
  • Instructions     from TI-84+ SE Backlight
  • As you can see in the picture, the screen is glued onto the PCB with a thick piece of aluminium between them. Now we have to remove the LCD screen and plate from the motherboard. This is tricky. You must be extremely careful, because the LCD is made...

  • TI-84+ SE Backlight
  • Instructions     from TI-84+ SE Backlight
  • Take one of those extra pieces of EL panel from earlier and start sliding it between the aluminium plate and the screen. Any other thin piece of plastic will also work. DO NOT USE A KNIFE or any other metal object. Add rubbing alcohol as you go to help...

  • Wearable computer
  • Instructions     from Wearable computer
  • On the board containing the USB-like connector, on the edge opposite the connector whose wires you have resoldered, fold a piece of velcro. Connect the connector and then position a piece of velcro of the opposite type on top of your mask based on where...

  • 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....

  • Sci-fi grade Home Automation
  • Instructions     from Sci-fi grade Home Automation
  • Build the base station using the following simple steps:Disassemble the outlet controller remote and throw away the plastic casingSolder wires between the +5v line on the Arduino and the positive battery terminal on the remote.Do the same with the ground...

  • Sci-fi grade Home Automation
  • Instructions     from Sci-fi grade Home Automation
  • The blind minder itself:(STL files in GitHub)Print the spoolPrint the mountHot glue the spool directly to the motor shaftWrap a piece of duct tape inside-out around the existing stickDo the same around the inside of the spoolUse your girlfriend's hair...

  • Awesome Jacket
  • Instructions     from Awesome Jacket
  • The kill switch was constructed using a short piece of 1.5" ABS plumbing tube and two end caps. Through one end cap I ran a multi-wire cord that carried 5V and the switch cct; to the other end I connected a stereo plug to match the jack described above....

  • Arcade Control Panel
  • Instructions     from Arcade Control Panel
  • Step 5 - If you are following my build exactly, you now have a nice looking piece of plywood with a lot of holes in it.  Next you'll need to use a forstner bit to make a shallow recess for the top of the T-Nuts to sit flush with the top surface...

  • Jewel Box Servo Meter
  • Instructions     from Jewel Box Servo Meter
  • Find a small wooden box with a lid that has a transparent panel in the lid. My box had a thin wooden panel so I had to carefully cut out one end to remove the panel. Remove all the hardware. Stain and finish the box. Cut a piece of plastic from a CD...

  • Jewel Box Servo Meter
  • Instructions     from Jewel Box Servo Meter
  • Test fit all the components in the box to find the best arrangement. Cut a piece of strip board 8 rows wide and up to about 25mm long that will fit flat on the floor of the box. The strip board will act as a bus to connect to the header. I placed the...

  • IRK! Infrared Remote USB Keyboard
  • Instructions     from IRK! Infrared Remote USB Keyboard
  • Through Hole Technology (THT) versionThis is how I built the Through Hole Technology version Make a double-sided fibre glass PCB (see front- and back- PDF files below). There are several ways to do this. The way I do it is to print the front and back...
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