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Author Archives: robertwilkie
Another nice planer jig for a router
I like this one better than some, its more portable but…the downside its at one height for now (2×4 height) so its not really adjustable except via the router itself. http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Use-a-Router-Planer-Surfacing-Jig-to-Thickn/
Build and LED Umbrella
Reminds me of a certain movie. Nice build (and bright too). http://www.instructables.com/id/Ultimate-LED-Market-Umbrella-Light/
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Another nice build for hand based chainsaw
The author took an old chainsaw chain, cut it, pulled a few pins out to bolt it to a couple of straps, add duct tape and bam. Done. http://www.instructables.com/id/Handpowered-Chainsaw/
A simple flamethrower
A rubber band, a bic light, and a can of axe and you have a simple flamethrower. Nice way for a quick weapon. http://www.instructables.com/id/Easy-Flamethrower-2/
Build a wave tank generator
Great way to show kids how waves affect shapes, or show waves in general. Looks liek a pretty simple build too. http://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-Wave-Generator-Tank/
Posted in Arduino, Cheap, Misc-Life, Teaching and Learning, water
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A Fume Extractor with parts from a PC
OK the author not only is using a fan from a PC, but the case section from it to mount the fan. Good idea. Cheaper than building one too. He did 3D print out legs for it, but I think … Continue reading
Make a cheap AC line detector
Build one for under $5. Never realized how simple the A/C detector circuits where. My 2 cents…I have one built into my stud finder. So I should be OK. http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-an-AC-Line-Detector/
A cheap CNC build
OK I know there are alot of these out there. What makes this different is the lead screw and brass nuts used are under $10. I haven’t looked at getting that stuff from banggood.com before. But I may this time. … Continue reading
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Converting a CNC to use arduinos
There are alot of old CNC’s out there that this maybe a good way to “upgrade” them. In the 1990’s CNC for metalworking where coming of age, problem was most of them never got updates, so they are still running … Continue reading
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A ruler reloading crossbow
I got a kick out of this build since the author used 2 metal rulers for the spring bit of the build. http://www.instructables.com/id/Crossbow-9/