pretty much a router jig to make a pocket or groove in a board. Easy to use too.
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/grooving-fixture-router-trimmers-video-93593#post212518
pretty much a router jig to make a pocket or groove in a board. Easy to use too.
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/grooving-fixture-router-trimmers-video-93593#post212518
Pretty much adding a drawing attachment to a 3018 CNC (which I think runs around $200). Not a bad idea to multi purpose the CNC.
https://www.instructables.com/CNC-3018-Cutting-Plotter-with-Workflow/
Nice built to automate cutting a gear from a disc, you enter in the diameter of the circle, number of teeth, and it goes thru and cuts the gear for you.
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/arduino-gear-cutter-video-93274#post211426
OK it doesn’t cook the pasta, its a sensor/timer for passive cooking the pasta, basically instead of leaving it in boiling water, you heat up the water, put the pasta in and this device tells you when its done (before the water gets completely cold). Interesting build
https://hackaday.com/2022/10/17/barillas-open-source-tool-for-perfect-pasta/
Yes I know there are multiple ones out there, but this one the author uses an ATiny as a PWM controller for the fan so each hit of the switch changes its speed.
https://hackaday.com/2022/09/04/diy-fume-extractor-with-attiny13-speed-control/
Interesting jig that seems pretty adjustable for different sizes.
First time I stumbled onto this site, seem to have some other nice stuff too.
Interesting build using a couple of servo’s and drawer slides. Seems to work OK too (Oh an arduino as the controller
https://www.instructables.com/Two-Servo-and-Drawer-Rail-Pen-Plotter/
If you need or want to measure earthquakes, here is a build for you. Uses an arduino for recording measurements.
https://www.open-electronics.org/extremely-sensitive-cheap-homemade-seismometer-2/
I got a kick out of this one, the Author basically glues on cheap wands from dollar store bubbles and puts them on a disk that spins and blows out bubbles.