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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Arduino Quilting Machine
Seems to still be a work in progress. But its a start for a stitching machine. Has some promise. http://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-Quilting-Machine/
Posted in Arduino, CNC/3D-printing
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Build and LED headband
I thought this was neat til I saw the BIG BATTERY on top. That has to go. Good project overall thought. Its using an ATiny to control everything. http://www.instructables.com/id/Rainbow-LED-Headband-WS2812-ATTiny85/
RPi CNC Controller
This is pretty cool, and could combine a few systems. But…Its an RPi with an arduino with a motor shield…. so lets see, $20 for arduino, $35 for the Pi, $5 each stepstick, $10 for power supplies…so around $90.. I … Continue reading
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Intro to FreeCAM
Good video about CAM software that is “free”. In this case FreeMILL. I haven’t heard of FreeMILL til now, but it sound like its worth checking out. From listening to the video, it sounds promising for trying out. Maybe not … Continue reading
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Good article on using load resistors with car turn signals
Why load resistors, well if you switch to LED, you are going to get a crazy blinking signal. This will help slow it down to look normal. http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Install-Load-Resistors-for-LED-Turn-Signal-/#more-anchor
Simple garage door open signal
I like this project mostly cause the light indicator is built into the light switch panel, hiding the electronics. Now I don’t think I would include the buzzer, that would just be too annoying.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZqPcMN7284 http://www.instructables.com/id/Smart-Garage-Door-Open-Indicator/
Building a lawnmower bot
Stumbled on this where the author build a solar powered lawnmower robot. Actually the controller part is solar. Rest still is gas. Basically its an arduino controlled robot with 2 wheelchair motors moving it along and the front wheels replaced … Continue reading
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Build an RPi Security Camera
Not so sure about the authors claims that such a camera commercially would cost $1000. Anyways, for about $110 you could build your own web enabled camera with an RPi. The instructions are pretty good and the parts are listed … Continue reading
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Kill robocallers with an RPi
Interesting project that combines Raspberry Pi, with Astrisk, and a VOIP phone adapter to kill off Robo-calls. Basically the RPi answers the phone and filters the calls. https://www.wrbishop.com/telecom/end-robocaller-solicitation-and-hangup-calls-with-asterisk/
Posted in Misc-Life, RaspberryPi, Tinkering
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Issues with Chip and Pin cards (EMV)
Now the US is finally pushing to Chip and Pin cards, its interesting to read of the security issues with these cards. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/05/19/chip_and_skim/
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