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Full build instructions can be found below
Instructions from Thermochromic Display - PCB Version
https://www.instructables.com/id/Thermochromic-Temperature-Humidity-Display-PCB-Ver/

Build instructions can be found here:
Instructions from Pi-Tac
https://deathonater.wordpress.com/2017/11/04/pi-tac-2-0/

Warm-up: Be ready for soldering!
Instructions from DAFM synth GENESIS - DIY kit new (black PCB)
Please be careful with soldering. Too cold and you will get cold joints with false contacts. Too hot and you could destroy the soldering pad and break connections. Try to use flux to help you. Use the right solder tip, the right iron and the right temperature...

Warm-up: Be ready for soldering!
Instructions from DAFM synth ARCADE YM2151 - DIY kit
Please be careful with soldering. Too cold and you will get cold joints with false contacts. Too hot and you could destroy the soldering pad and break connections. Try to use flux to help you. Use the right solder tip, the right iron and the right temperature...

Warm-up: Be ready for soldering!
Instructions from DAFM synth BLASTER YMF262 (OPL3) - DIY kit
Please be careful with soldering. Too cold and you will get cold joints with false contacts. Too hot and you could destroy the soldering pad and break connections. Try to use flux to help you. Use the right solder tip, the right iron and the right temperature...

Setting up Ameba to be I2C Master
Instructions from Communicate with Arduino UNO via I2C
Next, open another window of Arduino IDE, make sure to choose your Ameba development board in the IDE: “Tools” -> “Board”Then open the “Master Writer” example in “File” -> “Examples”...

Print in Place can be your friend
Instructions from Mechanical 7-Segment Display
I’ve been reading tutorials about designing for print-in-place for 3D printing. I realized that it can reduce a lot of the assembly effort and reduce the parts count. Assembly is sometimes enjoyable (like LEGO) but I wanted to make this thing less fidgety...

Editing GCODE Within Notepad ++ (May Not Be Required)
Instructions from T-REX Using 3.5 Watt L-Cheapo From Endurance Laser
This next step may or may not be needed, I am just new to Estlcam and if this option exists great, if not my way works. I cannot find out how to turn a laser on and off within Estlcam so I put the codes in manually by editing the GCODE within Notepad++...

The PCB´s Are Here
Instructions from 5-12V Capacitive Touch Switch
8 days after ordering, the prototype PCBs finally arrived. They look simply great.

Then type 'cd Dylan-s-Drawing-App'
Instructions from Dylan's Drawing App

Like this project to be notified when more devices are available to be added to your OneIoT network
Instructions from One IoT

Build instructions can be found at https://openeit.github.io
Instructions from Spectra: Open Biomedical Imaging
Full instructions and source code for the project.

Instructions to use can be found in the GitHub repository
Instructions from Aurorapi
Aurorapi Github Repository

Programme your Arduino to be the jtag2updi hardware programmer
Instructions from ATtiny 0 Series programming on the cheap
I popped the details of this step in this log.

Send the board to be printed and cut
Instructions from Deskside Status Light
As indicated elsewhere, I used DirtyPCBs and was very happy with the results. These fit in the 10x10cm protoboard category. Use the THT files, those are for through hole components. If you create new Gerbers, watch out for the drill files. By default...

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