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8) Apply the furnace cement
Instructions from Arcus-3D-C1 - Granite heated bed
Carefully tape off the groove for the thermistor and both end pockets so you don't get cement in them yet. Cut the end off your tube of furnace cement and fill each groove. Use a fair amount of pressure when doing this so you don't have any...

Step 8: Prepare for Drawing
Instructions from Wall Drawing Robot, Open Source
After hang robot on wall, we need to do calibration step by declare to Arduino code the distance of two nails. Then, we will prepare drawing as steps: 3.1 Your Picture need to draw 3.2 Convert picture to vector (*.svg file) by CorelDraw (or any other...

Step 8: How to Use
Instructions from Maker Your Own Professional Bench Power Supply
All Black stands for GND / -VeAll Red stands for Vcc / +VeAt the input we have to connect one of the +Ve voltage( 3V3/5V/12V)At the output we can connect the DC Device.The voltage and ampere of the device can be monitored on the digital using Output...

How to generate a character bit map in Flash
Instructions from NTSC/PAL Video Display Shield
Ingredients: The Dot Factory: An LCD Font and Image GeneratorA True Type font of choice: Hack (which is also a beautiful font for source code editing)A display that uses pixels.An Arduino Video Display Shield (Have you understood recursion already? ;-)...

Instructions update 8 August 2020
Instructions from communication through gesture
Safety The BBC micro:bit was designed to be safe to use in education with 11-12 year-olds, so has safety designed in. The transmitter board is powered by two AAA batteries in a case. Normal safety practice should be followed with the batteries – keep...

arduino analogread- 8 reading per time
Instructions from Visualized the boxing punch power
https://github.com/Johnfu77/fsrbox/blob/main/code/code.ino

8 LEDs control using PORT 1
Instructions from 8052AH-BASIC single-board computer

Step 8: Assemble the Base and Cannon
Instructions from Arduino Bluetooth RC Tank
Carefully place everything in the case and close the lid. Use some glue to stick the cannon on the servo. Place a rubber duck or anything you want on it.

Your $8 Mechanical (macro) Numpad Is Completed!
Instructions from DIY $8 Mechanical Numpad
Now you got yourself a $8 cool little numpad that you can play around! All of the materials, design files and 3D model can be found on my Github repo over here: https://github.com/tobychui/4xMacropad Feel free to build one and share it with me :)

Step 8 - Connect with Android App
Instructions from Green BMS
Operate as follow: Enable Bluetooth on Android device settings Start Green BMS app from android device Click on "Connect to device" Select the HC-05 Bluetooth connection on list Set the starting 4-digit password number: "1234" Open "Settings"...

STEP 8: INSTALL BATTERY CONTACT PINS
Instructions from 3D PRINTED PORTABLE WIND TURBINE
The battery contact pins I used in this project were taken from an old video monitor. I have tried to buy them separately but I have not found them in the common stores. I guess I have to search better but if anyone knows where to buy them please let...

Step 8: Installing Personal Weather Station
Instructions from IoT Personal NodeMCU ESP12 WiFi Weather Station
The location weather station is the most important part of installation. If weather station is located under a tree or an overhang, the rainfall data measured by the station will not be correct. If you place your weather station in an alley, you could...

Step 8 – Solder GPS Module wiring
Instructions from "Mercator Origins": Sat Nav & Telemetry for Divers
Solder the Grove connector with 5cm cable to GPS PCB and connect the antenna. Mount the GPS and antenna in the top left corner of the enclosure as per photo, eg use 1mm nano/gecko tape for mounting. See M5 Stick photo to check colours on grove cable...

STEP 8 : CHOOSING RC TX-RX (WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM)
Instructions from The crime catcher
There are several open source available to fullfill the purpose.

Step 39 – Solder 8-way connectors to 8-way 90-degree headers for M5 Stick C Plus 'Tiger'
Instructions from "Mercator Origins": Sat Nav & Telemetry for Divers
The 8-way HAT for the M5 Stick C Plus ‘Tiger’ requires an 8-way Micro JST male socket and an 8-way 90-degree header to be soldered together. Hot glue has been used to mechanically reinforce the solder joints at the header end. All pins have straight...

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