Using a combination of rubber bands, old pieces of acrylic, some tubing and fishing line. You can DIY a 3D Printer. The design looks a little unconventional but that’s because it’s not your standard X,Y,Z layout. This non-cartesian (that’s official name for the x/y/z part) is driven by the length of the three pairs of Read more about Who said 3D Printers have to be expensive[…]
I’ve just seen this Nintendo inspired gaming console on Hackaday and it looks awesome. There are plenty of projects around that use a Raspberry Pi to re-create the consoles of my childhood. This is one of the better ones. Source: Nin10do Retro Game Console Stands Above All Others
Browsing through the popular projects on Kickstarter and I see someone has had the awesome idea to build an SSD expansion for the Raspberry Pi. Think of this board as a top layer, which squares off the underlying Raspberry Pi board. All the “pins” are passed through without being used, it’s using the pins as Read more about PiDrive : SSD for the Raspberry Pi on Kickstarter[…]
I’ve been working with my son over the past few months, doing a bit here and there. Collecting parts off eBay and working out what needs to go where. Tonight we got our Arduino 2 wheel drive robot working with an infra red sensor. The wires are a jumble and it’s held together with elastic Read more about Introducing our Arduino Robot[…]
