https://hackaday.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/metal-detector-main.png?w=800
Nice build. It seems to work pretty good to. My 2 cents…I think I would just buy a used one myself.
https://hackaday.com/2022/05/02/diy-metal-detector-gives-you-the-mettle-to-find-some-medals/
Another nice crosscut sled for a table saw, I like the added in holddowns.
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/two-ways-sled-jig-90873#post202494
Scamming, or using your credit, etc etc. All can start with just your home address
https://www.makeuseof.com/what-can-cybercriminal-do-with-home-address/
Another nice build to make your own version of a nanoleaf. Me…I am on the fence on this, the look is cool, but I can’t justify the cost even with building my own.
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/coronavirus-homemade-tools-78415-15#post200198
Nice idea to build with a Harbor Freight Suction cup. Not so sure I would trust it to mount a camera outside a moving car. But it could be useful for mounting light things like cameras around the house or stationary objects.
https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/hmt-forum/corsi_rosenthal_box.jpg
I have seen a few of these builds before, take 4 furnace filters that fit around the box fan (making a 3D box, put the fan on top so it sucks stuff into the box and blows out the top, and presto, a mini HEPA like filter system. Cool build and cheap.
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/coronavirus-homemade-tools-78415-15#post200198
Nice idea on how to build a simple device that uses gravity to convert things to electricity (of course you have to lift up the weight first). Could be a nice school poject.
Nice jig that can be used with a jigsaw, circular saw, router to make straight cuts.
Nice build where you use the belt sander to drive a larger belt with a shape on it for contoured sanding. My 2 cents, the author built a longer belt for this project, but bigger belts (well if you go really big they are expensive) are not that much more, and could be easier to manage.
This looks interesting, it’s a native compiler for python. I do like writing code in python, but its slow to run compared to C/C++. Not sure how good this is yet thought.
