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  • Odds and Ends..Modeling
  • Log     from Very large LED Display
  • Built this out in Fusion360.  Now I'm going to put the power supplies in the main LED cabinet. This will be hidden inside, will have three 120v fans, to move air over the power supplies.  Will have panels to route the air across the power supplies....

  • Arduino Soap/Sanitizer Dispenser
  • Details     from Arduino Soap/Sanitizer Dispenser
  • watch the video firstso the goal here was to build a Soap/Sanitiser without using the "servo motor method" instead go with another approach. this is actually pretty straightforward built, first, you need to print these parts and gather all the electronics...

  • Y.A.R.M. Yet Another Router Mill
  • Details     from Y.A.R.M. Yet Another Router Mill
  • A Libre/Open Office spreadsheet BOM file has been added that lists sources for the required parts totaling around $1500. The main rails are made from 3"x3"x1/4" aluminum angles, with 1/16" aluminum angle used as replaceable wear strips on the corners...

  • What are M5Stick and M5Stamp?
  • Instructions     from ESP32 BLE Communication
  • M5Stack is a technology company that designs and manufactures anopen-source development toolkit, including hardware, programming platform, and IoT solutions. It was founded by Jimmy Lai in 2017 and isbased in Shenzhen, China. M5Stack created the M5Stick...

  • The Eternal Battle; Light vs Dark
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  • Shading Before I can make this model look real I have to do a bit of work regarding how the light falls on it, and it gets a bit complicated because the real one is curved, and the virtual one is made of plane surfaces. Calculating the path of a beam...

  • udev rules
  • Log     from MKS TFT28 with Klipper
  • This whole complicated system I'm about to try involved three USB serial ports. The two USB serial TTL adapters, and the one in the printer. Sure we could probably set everything up using the various /dev/ttyUSB* ports, but what happens when the printer...

  • Xbox One Adaptive controller
  • Log     from BlueRetro
  • I got the Xbox adaptive controller for a few weeks now and it's quite an impressive device. Its goal is to help gamers with limited mobility. But once you know how it works you can actually use it to interface with any device you can think of others...

  • Smart Lights
  • Details     from Smart Lights
  • In the beginning ... there was darkness (metaphorically speaking)  When I finished my Home Assistant setup and I finished integrating all my Tuya lights, not just the ceiling ones, I realized that just turning them on/off wasn't going to be enough. By...

  • LED PCBA UV Torch
  • Hacker page     by luozhan2022
  • What is Needed to Start a PCBA UV Torch Project Here is a list of suggested key components needed for this small project: 395nm 5mm UV (ultraviolet) LED x 12 4V/500mAh SLA (sealed lead acid) battery x 1 N/O (normally open) type momentary push button...

  • Geofence Functionality
  • Log     from OpenFence - Digital Livestock Fencing
  • The core function of the OpenFence collar is to be able to contain livestock within a boundary, which means that it needs to know if the animal is inside the boundary. In order to implement the varying levels of alerts it also needs to determine how...

  • Description of User Parameters
  • Log     from JSCAD Project Box Generator
  • The user parameter pane is at the bottom left of the screen. Clicking the group headers will expand or hide the clicked group. Main Dimensions Width - Outside dimension of box from back to front walls.Length - Outside dimension of box from left...

  • breadWare
  • Details     from breadWare
  • breadWare v0.2 My reason for doing this whole writeup and putting this out there is to hopefully find some fellow hackers who are equally stoked on breadWare and want to help make it into something where people will wonder how the hell they built anything...
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