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Monthly Archives: March 2018
Make a garden cart
I remember my grandfather having a cart like this. It was a bit bigger and he bought it. Looking at the materials its going to be $80 to built this cart. The “bought” version can be found as low at … Continue reading
Posted in Cheap, Tools, woodworking
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Nice build for an umbrella table
Relatively straight forward build too. https://www.familyhandyman.com/patio/umbrella-table/
Posted in Cheap, woodworking
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Cool 3D printed hovercraft
Nice build for a hovercraft, the author must have a decent sized printer to print out at the size the craft is. Single Motor, Single Piece 3D Printed Hovercraft
Posted in CNC/3D-printing
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Cheap buffer for a Dremel
Not a bad idea, the buffers can run a buck or so. Reusing some rags for a buffing wheel is a good idea. http://www.instructables.com/id/Poor-Mans-Buffing-Wheel/
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Make some light up ice skates
Or perhaps apply this to roller skates as well. The build is pretty simple, I like how the skates use an arduino to control light effects. http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-LED-ICE-SKATE/
Simple water de-salinator
No idea if I spelt that one right. Anyways its a simple method to show how you can use sunlight to get salt out of water (to drink it). http://www.instructables.com/id/Homemade-Water-Desalinator/
Posted in Cheap, Misc-Life, solar, Teaching and Learning
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Interesting firmware IETF’s drafts in the works
I know there are several groups that have working standards for managing and updating software on IoT devices, this is the first I have seen from a standards body that isn’t totally controlled by one company. Thought the list of … Continue reading
Posted in Printer Security, Security, Software Development
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Make a nice looking paper flower
With ALOT of coffee filters, plus side is the filters are cheap. Downside…this could take some time. http://www.instructables.com/id/Coffee-Filter-Paper-Flowers/
Posted in Cheap, Misc-Life, Teaching and Learning
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Write-up on using an RPi with a K40 Laser Cutter
I have been tempted a few times to get one of these laser cutters, they are typically around $400 and seem to be “OK” for CCC (cheap chinese crap). But ditching the controller software and going opensource is tempting too. … Continue reading
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Linux support for CH341
Basically its a cheap serial to USB controller. Linux Adds CH341 GPIO