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Author Archives: robertwilkie
Nice $10 RPi clone comes with a built in display
Pretty neat clone, it has a built in display and is like a RPI Pico. The issue I have with clones like this is support can be a bit spotty, and not very long term. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-pico-alternative-gets-a-screen
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An arduino powered haunted pumpkin
The author made this build pretty simple to do, the arduino controls some LEDS and a speaker, and gets input from what I think is an IR distance sensor, but I bet this could be adapted to Ultrasound. Once someone … Continue reading
Making Thor’s hammer on the cheap
Cost was $8 to make, and it looks pretty good. From the build it looks like it would be the same amount of time to build if it was done with nicer materials. https://www.instructables.com/THORS-HAMMERMjollnir-UNDER-7/
Interesting multi-purpose table saw jig
I had to look this over a couple of times before I saw all the different functions it could do. I do like the overall build, seems a bit time consuming to make thought. https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/3-1-table-saw-multi-jig-86700?homelistings#post186322
Nice Robot gripper
This one uses belts to pull and grip objects.
Generating power as your ride your bike
Basically has the same build as a homemade wind generator, with a disk with magnets on them, and coils inside the spinning magnet hubs to charge everything. Its an interesting build, not so sure I would do it (need to … Continue reading
Solar trickle charger thru OBD-II reader for car
I have thought about this myself during COVID lockdown where after a month or two of my car sitting still, the battery was pretty weak.
A simple router table build
The author make a simple router table build, with accessories. Pretty straight forward build too.
Another porch pirate preventor build
This time from a Canadian, who tried to build a prevention instead of the revenge based ones. I like the logic he put in to determine if a package was dropped off and to arm the system. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-package-security-system
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POT to PWM controller
Using an ATiny no less, bascially you turn the POT, and a PWM comes out to control the motor speed. Good for DC based motors. It also has a nice small footprint. https://www.instructables.com/Poti-PWM-Control/