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From Fence Posts to Suspension Arms
Log from Light Electric Utility Vehicle
I wish I had a complete plan before I started this project, but as with any project like this things are improved along the way. Some things work, and some things don't. I knew that a wanted to create a different suspension system for the second version,...

Mk3 "Finished"
Log from Light Electric Utility Vehicle
I have been working really hard to finish up the mk3 prototype while I have been back in Australia. This has been a pretty intensive process as this is a completely different vehicle from the earlier prototypes. In a few short months I have had to design,...

Concept
Log from low-field MRI
I happen to think that magnetic resonance imagers, or MRIs, are one of the most incredible machines that humans have built -- right along side spacecraft and large hadron colliders. MRIs are volumetric imagers, which means that they can scan inside objects...

Continuation - 3D printing and assembling, part 3
Log from Wearable Raspberry Pi personal assistant
I didn't have time for this project for quite some time. However, after I've finished work on some other projects that had higher priority, I decided it's time I finish this project. Let's do a writeup on how it looks now: So, first thing to come is...

Final assembly
Log from Workshop Squeezebox
After the testing was done and some fiddling around on how to arrange the speakers, display, Raspberry, USB Hub,.... and so on, I decided to take the first step and cut the ammunition box to hold the display.As you can see my cut was a little bit off,......

Got the lapdock; possible design improvements
Log from $100 Raspberry Pi 2 laptop using a lapdock
I got the lapdock today. I looked up on youtube how to tear it down, and it turns out there's 4 screws on the back and 9 under the keyboard, which is a little tricky to pop out. The Motorola Lapdock 100 is surprisingly small, but that's not really such...

Milled board
Log from Soldering Iron Ring Light
My first try at this was to mill a PCB using my kit-build CNC machine. Now this is a VERY basic machine (from the original http://www.mydiycnc.com kickstarter) with a Dremel fitted to it. I have successfully milled a through-hole single sided board on...

Getting There
Log from NP1: The Homebrewed, Linux Based Tablet
An update on this project is long overdue, but the good news is that there's not really a lot left to do! Everything is wired up and running fine on the hardware side of things, with the only two chores left to figure out are getting the capacitive touch...

FabScan Pi Featured by Dremel
Log from FabScan Pi - 3D Laser Scanner
Yesterday a new episode of Dremels Youtube show called "Hammertime" came out. They visited the FabLab Aachen and built a FabScan 3D Scanner.

Joystick fixed with bamboo skewer
Log from 1-Pixel Pac-Man
Bamboo skewer, hot glue, a Dremel, and a drill are all it took for me to fix this broken Atari controller (mentioned in my previous project log).

Some initial enery harvesting tests
Log from Energy harvesting from an induction hob
A couple of weeks ago I used a grinder to make room for some insulated copper wire. Today I decided to measure how much voltage I get out from it.Unfortunately almost no voltage at all were present. Instead I made a couple of loose coils and put on the...

Making Tote without a PCB
Log from Tote
Seeing how most of robots based on or inspired by Tote don't actually use the original printed circuit board, I conclude that ordering one is the main pain point. I don't really see why, because it's not very expensive and the waiting time is about the...

Some new controls
Log from MIDI Wind Controller
So I added some new controls recently. The first is the 4 keys used by the left pinky finger for the lower notes. After playing around with some configurations, I came to the conclusion that shapelock by itself was not up to the task of holding the switches....

Proto Board cut down to Size
Log from Washing Machine IoT
I almost forgot to post my work from last night. Received my veroboard from Pixel Print Ltd. Printed out my design on paper and cut it down to the shape. Used that to verify size and fit on the washing machine LED's. Looks like everything is good and...

The hardware
Log from Quick and Dirty Parallel FLASH Programmer
The hardware is simple enough to make rather quickly. Cut a piece of strip (vero) board to size and cut a groove down the middle. I used a Dremel like tool to cut the gap. Grab some right angle header pins and a dual row header. An old IDC socket like...

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