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CNC Add-on: Rot. Laser Soldering Paste applicator
Project by AltMarcxs
Using a cheap tire compressor, driven by a stepper motor, to apply solder paste from a syringe and then soldering small wires to components.
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LaMoHU
Project by Eduard
An interactive projected head-up display, that follows your motorcycle helmet, while you're riding
- 371
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V-Slot based CO2 Laser Cutter
Project by open hard warecoza
Lasercutter, CO2, V-Slot, OpenBuilds
- 38
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FlexReplicator
Project by Matthew (mirage335) Hines
Advanced multi-tool desktop factory based on OpenRail.
- 1.3k
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HOVR: 3D Controller/Scanner
Project by Dan DuQue
Keyboard, mouse and 3d scanner using kinect style interaction for under $100
- 979
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Scrap built mini laser engraver
Project by roberts.trops
Mostly made out of old PC parts
- 77
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HelloPrinter
Project by hello3dprintingworld
DIY 3D Printing with Universal Paste Extruder, CNC and Laser Engraver
- 371
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CNC Laser cutter from scratch
Project by attah
With almost zero fabrication needed, stepper driver and software are my own designs
- 155
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Glow Writer
Project by ril3y
The Glow Writer is a CNC single point projector that uses a near ultra violet laser to excite photons on luminescent material.
- 31
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40 Watt Laser Cutter/Engraver
Project by Brandon
Chinese K40 style laser, powered by Arduino and RAMPS 1.4
- 64
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laserify
Project by Ole Jakob Skjelten
Python script to convert CNC g-code for use with a laser
- 12
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Laser Cut Film Enlarger
Project by Richard Hogben
AKA that weird thing that sits in the corner and you never do anything with.
- 27
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The Tyndall Effect
Project by Steve Schuler
You can use a simple cat toy (laser pointer) to demonstrate the Tyndall effect.
- 17
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Laser Cutter 300mW
Project by Tiago Damian
Two Stepper Motors. One arduino. Adventure. Explosions. Maaan, 140 char is hard. Hardware.
- 25
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ATX Benchtop Power Supply Refined
Project by Mark Cambridge
500W, 12V variable, custom laser cut panels, dual panel meters for each voltage line, Arduino friendly DC jack sockets, sleek design
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