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  • Log     from DIY Digital Caliper
  • From the image above you can see the front, the back and the t-scale for my caliper. Bellow I will list a few things I considered while making this design. I chose the STM32F103 used in the blue pill because it is capable, cheap and schematic is...

  • Original article OCR
  • Log     from NS 32000 cross-assembler in C
  • Dr. Dobb’s Journal, December 1986, page 48. A table-driven assembler that can be modified for other processors. Series 32000 Cross-Assembler by Richard Rodman, 1923 Anderson Rd., Falls Church, VA 22043 The 32000 processor features generalized addressing...

  • First version
  • Log     from Arduino shield 4-digit 7-segment LED Display
  • 4-digit display shield build on the Proto board.See Fig.1. Parts List: 1. Arduino Uno R3 2.HiLetgo R3 Proto Shield Proto Expansion Board 3. 4-digit 7-segment LED display module     Model: 5641AS ,  Size: 0.56 x 1.98 inch ,  Emitting...

  • Probing my ccTalk Port
  • Log     from Un-Inhibiting my Microcoin QL
  • Bottom Line Up Front The data-line for ccTalk is on pin 4. The power and ground pins are on pins 1 and 3. Power and ground are identical on both the NRI connector and the ccTalk port. Like no-duh. Well, best not to make assumptions. TL;DR So I need to...

  • Measure twice or thrice or....
  • Log     from The Tile Job
  • In this project log entry, I'm recording various measurements so as to have them all in one place instead of the zoo of tiny slips of paper where I have previously recorded them. Some measurements will only be determined after I have done some demolition,...

  • Tile selection
  • Log     from The Tile Job
  • Looking at available tiles is dizzying. There are several different materials, several common sizes, and unaccountably many colors or patterns. If it were easy or inexpensive to change out the tiles, I'd probably go with something pretty provocative...

  • Niche placement
  • Log     from The Tile Job
  • Every tile job now must feature a niche. It's just one of society's rules. Fabricating a custom niche out of waterproof foam board seems straightforward, and that's the way I would do it if I had more experience with this. Instead, I've decided to go...

  • GoBoard
  • Log     from The Tile Job
  • Tiles get applied to some kind of surface, generically called backerboard. For a wet area like a shower, the traditional backerboard material is cementboard. It's a bit like drywall, but it's impregnated with cement (tile people call them "cementitious";...

  • Finally, in the pink
  • Log     from The Tile Job
  • I can only make that lame joke in the title of this project log because RedGard goes on pink and dries a fairly dark red. RedGard is a paint-on liquid waterproof membrane. Technically, since I am using GoBoard and approved sealants for the seams and...

  • Return to Niche Mountain
  • Log     from The Tile Job
  • Finally, I've put a little mortar to work, so the tiling is truly underway. I started with the niches, but first I have to confess.  Two of my specialties in projects like this are changing my mind and making obvious blunders. My original plan for...

  • First row up!
  • Log     from The Tile Job
  • Today, I set the first row of the back wall. I even did that thing where I used the trimmed off piece to go around the corner to the next wall.This row took extra time because I had to make that U-shaped cut-out in the middle piece of the back wall to...

  • Second row, still slow
  • Log     from The Tile Job
  • I had planned to make a lot more progress today, but it didn't go as fast as I wanted. I did get up most of the second row, including those two pieces on the left end wall. Through some kind of miscalculation that I still don't quite understand, I ended...
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