Google Opensourced aspects of its Titan keys, so you can now build your own with a $10 (not including shipping) Nordic, nRF52840, Dongle. Looks interesting. I wonder what this will do for companies that build similar tokens but at the $50 range.
https://security.googleblog.com/2020/01/say-hello-to-opensk-fully-open-source.html
https://gizmodo.com/you-can-now-build-your-own-login-security-key-with-goog-1841454574
Nice build for the syringe based pump. Sofar I haven’t found a project to use for this yet. But who knows.
The title on the video confused me. The author basically is using the head from a cordless drill to be part of the tailstock for a homemade drill based lathe.
Nice idea, needs to be a bit more of a robust build. Nice prototype overall.
I wish the author included a video of it working. It looks cool as the LED shines thru the sign and water runs thru the lettering.
For using with a drill instead of a drillpress. Author did a bit more work than I would have in making it, but the do look nice. And they still can be put onto the drillpress.
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/spindle-drum-sander-drill-making-77307?homelistings#post150364
Interesting build for a metal bending brake for your vise. Not so sure I would do this as I don’t know if I would trust it. Also you can buy one for your vise for $40.
The author did a nice review on a cheap resin printer. The Phrozen Sonic Mini, the review sounds interesting, but I can’t find it anywhere for $200, maybe $300.
basically its the mounts and axis for a simple 3D printed CNC to use with a dremel. The write up the author does on the CNC build is pretty nice too.
The author basically bypasses the relay and wires in a switch directly into the compressor to turn it on. Downside, to turn it off you have to cut power to it.
