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A Look Back at Computer Displays

Posted on May 21, 2023 by Al Williams

These days, our video cards are actually as powerful as yesterday’s supercomputer and our monitors are bigger than the TVs most of us had as kids. But how did we …read more Continue reading A Look Back at Computer Displays→

Posted in display, retrocomputing, vt100

Easy Graphene Production with a Laser Engraver

Posted on May 21, 2023 by Al Williams

Graphene isn’t easy to produce at scale. But making small batches of graphene is doable in a few ways. [Robert Murray-Smith] decided to try producing “flash graphene.” This requires a …read more Continue reading Easy Graphene Production with a Laser Engraver→

Posted in flash graphene, laser etched graphene, laser hacks | Tagged Graphene

Hexed Home Assistant Monitors 3D Printers

Posted on May 20, 2023 by Al Williams

You can babysit your 3D printer 100% of the time, or you can cross your fingers and hope it all works. Some monitor their printers using webcams, but [Simit] has …read more Continue reading Hexed Home Assistant Monitors 3D Printers→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, home automation, WLED

3D Printing Blueprints and Other Wall Art

Posted on May 19, 2023 by Al Williams

Today if you want to reproduce a big schematic or a mechanical drawing, you just ask it to print or plot from the CAD model. But back in the day, …read more Continue reading 3D Printing Blueprints and Other Wall Art→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, blueprint, james webb space telescope, wall art

Inside A Current Probe

Posted on May 17, 2023 by Al Williams

[The Signal Path] had two Tektronix AC/DC current probes that didn’t work. Of course, that’s a great excuse to tear them open and try to get at least one working. …read more Continue reading Inside A Current Probe→

Posted in current probe, repair hacks, teardown, tektronix

Cornering the Antenna Market

Posted on May 17, 2023 by Al Williams

Sometimes antennas can seem like black magic. However, when you see things like a dish antenna, it sort of makes sense, right? Just like a mirror focuses light, the parabola …read more Continue reading Cornering the Antenna Market→

Posted in corner reflector, radio hacks | Tagged Antenna

Two Stage Refrigerator is Chill

Posted on May 16, 2023 by Al Williams

Every time we check in with [Hyperspace Pirate] he’s trying to make things cold. Really cold. His recent two-part video shows a propane vapor compression system that can go down …read more Continue reading Two Stage Refrigerator is Chill→

Posted in ethylene, Science | Tagged Refrigeration

Modern CO2 Laser Reviewed

Posted on May 16, 2023 by Al Williams

If you’ve got a laser cutter, it is highly probable that it uses a laser diode. But more expensive machines use a carbon dioxide laser tube along with mirrors. There …read more Continue reading Modern CO2 Laser Reviewed→

Posted in co2 laser, laser cutter, laser hacks, review, Reviews

Zippy Plastic Welding

Posted on May 15, 2023 by Al Williams

Plastic welding isn’t a new idea. But a recent video from [The Maker] shows an interesting twist. Given a broken piece of plastic, he secures it together with tape, machines …read more Continue reading Zippy Plastic Welding→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, filler, hot glue, hot glue gun, plastic repair, plastic welding, tool hacks

Anodizing Titanium in Multiple Colors

Posted on May 15, 2023 by Al Williams

[Titans of CNC Machining] wanted to anodize some titanium parts. They weren’t looking for a way to make the part harder or less prone to corrosion. They just wanted some …read more Continue reading Anodizing Titanium in Multiple Colors→

Posted in anodizing, chemistry hacks, electroplating, tool hacks | Tagged Chemistry, Titanium

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