Collaborate Disseminate
Nanoparticles sound a bit like science fiction to minds of your average hacker — too esoteric and out of reach to be something we might get to work with in …read more Continue reading Growing Silver Nanoprisms With Light
[Rene Strange] has graced these fair pages a short while ago with a sweet Raspberry Pi software based poly synth, with a tantalising reference to it being a bare metal …read more Continue reading Free Your Pi With This Bare Metal Programming Environment
Resin printing still seems to polarize opinions amongst hacker types, with some considering such machines a good tool for the right tasks, and some just plain rejecting them outright. There …read more Continue reading Super Tough Resin Is Literally As Tough As Nails
[Dave Niewinski] clearly knows a thing or two about robots, judging from his YouTube channel. Usually the projects involve robot arms mounted on some sort of wheeled platform, but this …read more Continue reading Need A Snack From Across Town? Send Spot!
Those of us beyond a certain age will very likely have some fond memories of many an hour spent and pocket money devoured feeding the local arcade pinball machine. At …read more Continue reading A Great Resource For The Would-Be Pinball Machine Builder
[Sam Battle] known on YouTube as [Look Mum No Computer] is mostly known as a musical artist, but seems lately to have taken a bit of shine to retro telecoms …read more Continue reading A Baudot Code Speaking Chatterbot With A Freakish Twist
[Robert Murray-Smith] presents for us an interesting electronic device from years gone by, before the advent of Silicon semiconductors, the humble metal oxide rectifier. After the electronic dust had settled …read more Continue reading Copper: Rectifying AC a Century Ago
Our favourite cyborg [Zack Freedman] has been stumbling over a common problem many of us will be all too familiar with — that of tool storage and the optimal retrieval …read more Continue reading Gridfinity: 3D Printed Super Quick Tool Storage And Retrieval
[PeriscopeFilms] on YouTube has many old TV adverts and US government reels archived on their channel, with some really interesting subjects to dive in to. This first one we’re highlighting …read more Continue reading NASA Hardware Techniques: Soldering Space Electronics Like It’s 1958
[Integza] never fails to amuse with his numerous (and sometimes really sketchy) attempts to create usable thrust, by pretty much all means possible and the latest video (embedded below) attempting …read more Continue reading A V2 Rocket Inspired Steam Turbine Skateboard Is Just Around The Corner