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Polygons On a Lathe

Posted on November 3, 2024 by Anne Ogborn
Man holding brass bar stock with several polygons turned on end

Most professionals would put a polygon on the end of a turned part using a milling machine. But many a hobbyist doesn’t have a mill. And if the polygon needs …read more Continue reading Polygons On a Lathe→

Posted in machining, manual machining, tool hacks

Measure Three Times, Design Once

Posted on May 16, 2024 by Anne Ogborn
A thickness gauge, letter scale, push stick, and dial caliper

Most of the Hackaday community would never wire a power supply to a circuit without knowing the expected voltage and the required current. But our mechanical design is often more …read more Continue reading Measure Three Times, Design Once→

Posted in engineering, Featured, Hardware, how-to, Mechanisms, misc hacks, robot, skills

The Dar es Salaam Hacker Scene and Gamut Detection

Posted on October 27, 2023 by Anne Ogborn
African man hunched over a small robot car chassis

We’re on a sort of vacation in Tanzania at the moment and staying in a modest hotel away from the tourist and government district. It’s a district of small shops …read more Continue reading The Dar es Salaam Hacker Scene and Gamut Detection→

Posted in arduino, Featured, Hardware, Interest, microcontroller, robot, robots hacks

NERF – Neural Radiance Fields

Posted on December 1, 2022 by Anne Ogborn
small actor on giant table

Making narrative film just keeps getting easier. What once took a studio is now within reach of the dedicated hobbyist. And Neural Radiance Fields are making it a dramatic step …read more Continue reading NERF – Neural Radiance Fields→

Posted in 3d, 3d capture, 3d video, News, video hacks

Tiny 3D printed HO Scale Escalator That Works

Posted on November 30, 2022 by Anne Ogborn
3d printed escalator, from side, showing mechanism

[Luke Towan] has a cool HO scale Escalator mostly made of 3D printed parts, with some laser cut acrylic, for a station on his HO model railroad. Escalators are mesmerizing …read more Continue reading Tiny 3D printed HO Scale Escalator That Works→

Posted in 3dprinting, escalator, News, toy hacks

I See By Your Tattoo That You Are A Hacker

Posted on November 29, 2022 by Anne Ogborn

We spotted [Segfault]’s new tattoo on a fast failing bird app a few days ago. We thought it was nice looking piece of skin art, but without a write up …read more Continue reading I See By Your Tattoo That You Are A Hacker→

Posted in 555, body art, wearable hacks | Tagged Tattoo

Making Paper Strandbeester

Posted on November 25, 2022 by Anne Ogborn
Jansen's linkage, paper model of a bar linkage

We love the artistry of paper mechanisms.  Simple tools and techniques creating humor, beauty, and amazement. [Federico Tobon] from [Wolfcat Workshop] makes amazing automata, crosses between cut paper art, origami, …read more Continue reading Making Paper Strandbeester→

Posted in automata, classic hacks, papercaft

Custom Lathe Tool Cuts Complex Oil Grooves

Posted on September 8, 2022 by Anne Ogborn

Oil grooves are used to lubricate the inside of a bearing, and can come in many forms — from a single hole that takes a few drops of oil, to …read more Continue reading Custom Lathe Tool Cuts Complex Oil Grooves→

Posted in lathe, machining, manual machining, tool hacks

Turning Irregular Shapes

Posted on July 17, 2022 by Anne Ogborn
strut mounted on lathe

In case you’re not closely following Egyptian Machinist YouTube, you may have missed [Hydraulic House]. It’s gotten even harder to find him since he started posting under[بيت الهيدروليك]. Don’t let …read more Continue reading Turning Irregular Shapes→

Posted in Automotive, machining, manual machining, misc hacks, News

Handling Bulk Material: The Spice Must Flow!

Posted on June 8, 2022 by Anne Ogborn
types of gates

Your [Bornhack] plans include leaving lemons in patterns as an info display. Your squirrel feeder needs to only dispense nuts when the squirrels deserve it. As promised last week, an …read more Continue reading Handling Bulk Material: The Spice Must Flow!→

Posted in bulk material, conveyor, conveyor belt, how-to, screw conveyor

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