There is no amazing story behind this project – I just always liked the boxing machines, which were located in various popular places. I decided to build mine! Step 1: Designing In the beginning, I designed a 3d model of my device. Boxing pear, frame, case and additional parts. Based on the dimensions of this […]
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Introduction! Hi Friends Welcome to the DiY Projects Lab insctructable , I hope you all are well, so today we are going to learn how to make your own 3D Printed CNC machine. It is a prototype module, but once you build it you will definitely be able to build a very large CNC machine
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Coin-operated machines have a longer history than you might think. Ancient temples used them to dispense, for example, holy water to the faithful in return for their coins. Old payphones rang a bell when you inserted a coin so the operator knew you paid. Old pinball machines had a wire to catch things with holes
COIN ACCEPTORS ARE HIGHER-TECH THAN YOU THINK Continue Reading
Pinball machines are large, complex, and heavy boxes of joy and delight. However, when you don’t have the money or space for one, you have to make your own mini Raspberry Pi-powered one. With access to a local makerspace and a bit of extra free time, [Chris Dalke] had plans to capture the flavor of a
TINY PINBALL IS AS CUTE AS PI Continue Reading
It might take you some time to understand what’s happening in the video that Hackaday alum [Moritz Sivers] shared with us. This is [Moritz]’s contribution for this year’s Pi Day – a machine that shows digits of Pi in a (technically, not quite) infinite loop, and shows us a neat trick we wouldn’t have thought of. The two main
CELEBRATING THE INFINITY OF PI DAY WITH THERMOCHROMIC FOIL Continue Reading
What’s better in the morning than a hot cup of tea?You should keep to the brewing time so that the tea tastes the way you want it to. Unfortunately, there’s always a lot to do and the timer beeps when you’re somewhere else. So we need an automatic “tea extraction machine”….. As always, there are
Today, I would like to share how to build a 3 axis CNC machine at home using available or discarded materials. Specifically in this project, I reused 2 old DC servo motors and 2 wooden wine boxes, as well as, taking advantage of my daughter’s unused school supplies. Step 1: Supplies The main materials are
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Measuring air quality at any particular location isn’t too complicated. Just a sensor or two and a small microcontroller is generally all that’s needed. Predicting the upcoming air quality is a little more complicated, though, since so many factors determine how safe it will be to breathe the air outside. Luckily, though, we don’t need
WEATHER STATION PREDICTS AIR QUALITY Continue Reading
This sketch implements a rock-paper-scissors game using three pushbuttons for user input, two hobby servos in lieu of human hand for displaying the countdown and selections, and tone feedback using a speaker. The code is intended as a demonstration for several techniques: non-blocking event polling loop to simultanously process input and output switch-case state machine structure to
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ADLINK Technology recently announced the release of its latest COM Express Compact Size Type 6 module, the cExpress-WL which follows the same path with earlier modules like the cExpress-SL and the cExpress-AL with a 95 x 95mm form factor. The cExpress-WL features the new 8th Generation Intel® Core™ processor, the Whiskey Lake-UE (formerly “Whiskey Lake-U”) and it represents the first time an Ultra-low-power Intel Core i7 and
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