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I made the mats from these tacky glass cutting boards. I waited until they were 90% off and bought a few dozen. The graphics can be melted and scraped off to reveal with tempered glass underneath which can then be painted, etched or cut into smaller segments to make all manner of things. When you see a good deal for something like this, you should hop on it, if you can. You'll see the possibilities later. #Maker #DIY #glass

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After tightening the spindle, moving it down a bit and trying to reduce cantilever by gripping the spindle as close to the tool as possible, this is a second pass with otherwise same parameters. This could all be considered rough pass, since I'm not doing any finish passes yet. Thanks @Stilling for the advice.

#cnc#aluminum#router

Oh man, this is SO GOOD. Mehdi Sadaghdar (ElectroBOOM) walks you through making a multitouch-capable capacitive sensor FROM SCRATCH. Along the way, he also explains how resistive and IR-beam touch sensors work.

If you’ve ever wondered how the touch screens on your phones and tablets work, you need to view this video. So good.

I also enjoy his jabs at #AI along the way.

#maker #electronics #electricalEngineering

youtube.com/watch?v=u8s9hpjN25

Last year I got a phone mount for my bike handlebars, and it came with 6 of these rubber grip things to attach your phone.

Well, I left it on my bike that's in the shop but I do have 5 extra rubber grippy things!

So I designed a quick & dirty phone holder that works with the bands so I can put a phone holder on many different bikes.

It attaches with two zip ties and I use a piece of cut up tube rubber wrapped around the bar beneath it for grip.

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Here's my SeinSmart Genmitsu 4030 ProxerXL in its new robot box. I've tried to tighten up the spindle and tool a bit for another pass.

I plan to buy longer hex wrenches tomorrow to get more leverage.

This is working on 3/8 in / ~9.5 mm thick 6061 aluminum at 100 mm / minute with a 3.175 mm flat tool at 0.5 mm depth per pass with a custom gcode generator.

#cnc#aluminum#router

Octagons are the bestagons!

Always wanted one of those nifty hexagonal light grids, but want to do it all myself. Tuning up 3d models and this is the first one I'm happy with size and shape and fit wise.

Next to figure out the proper wiring and LED strands, and mount some inside to see how well it works.

Question is WS2812 (so I can daisy chain the power and control), or "All one color" strands. I thinkt he former is more flexible, but more expensive .

#3dprinting#arduino#maker

Building a #Stirling #Engine #Bike.

A Stirling Engine is a heat engine, powered by the expansion and contraction of a working fluid [such as air] which is heated and cooled in a cycle. In the video [Tom Stanton] begins by demonstrating the Stirling Engine with some model engines and explains the role of the displacer piston. His target power output for his bike engine is 150 watts [about 0.2 horsepower]….

youtu.be/zB3lrLjqIh4

#diy#engineer#artist

Here's what I would like:

* cheap, small battery powered devices that I can stick to the lid of a Tupperware.
* You turn them on when you first put a Tupperware in the fridge.
* they keep track of the time a Tupperware has been in the fridge and give some visual cues thereof. For example, every day another LED lights up, or the same led changes hue.

Where can I buy them, or the parts to make them?

Grateful for boosts, I am somewhat out of touch with what used to be called the #maker scene.