The acrylic heater is nearing completion (design shameless copied from a hack-a-day post). I still need to make a few more tweaks to it before it’s ready for use. There’s a minute amount of water leaking around the barbs, but that’s easily fixed with some clamps. I’d also like to find something better than a […]
Assembled a Prusa Mendel frame tonight. Still need to get some smooth rod for the X and stainless threaded rod for the Z screws.
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Assembled a Prusa Mendel frame tonight. Still need to get some smooth rod for the X and stainless threaded rod for the Z screws.
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gEDA is the open-source solution for hardware design. It has all the capabilities needed to develop professional boards, and does not have any of the limitations that commercial products put on their devices. However, like oh so many open source projects, it is a mess of a lot of little pieces. The good news is
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James demonstrates how to wind an extension cord to keep it tangle free and easy to deploy.
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One of the features of the Makery (now the defacto name for the Omaha Maker Group’s space) is a standing webcam that publishes live photos of the space to the Internet. Â We have a few USB webcams hooked up to a PC running YawCam, which is a free (as in beer) webcam package written in […]
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Today was a pretty full, if short, day at the Makery; It started around noon, when the power was out as we arrived; It turned out to be a circuit breaker that must’ve tripped overnight somehow. Once power was restored, work continued on both the robotic arm controls and the partition wall that now divides
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