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Making a New Mechanism for a Reciprocating Pencil Sharpener

Posted on October 18, 2026 by Fenix Guthrie

An engineer’s greatest tool is the writing utensil. Be it pen or pencil, we use them for everything from making diagrams to marking out cuts. But as with any practitioner …read more Continue reading Making a New Mechanism for a Reciprocating Pencil Sharpener→

Posted in Geneva Drive, parts, pencil, pencil sharpener

Failing to Make a Fanless PC

Posted on October 5, 2026 by Fenix Guthrie

The discerning modern gamer’s quest is to find a quieter computer without sacrificing performance. That proves challenging when modern components are highly efficient at producing monumental quantities of thermal energy. …read more Continue reading Failing to Make a Fanless PC→

Posted in Case mod, case modding, Case mods, computer hacks, pc case, water cooling

Reverse Engineered Grill Controller Gets Open Firmware

Posted on August 18, 2026 by Fenix Guthrie

If you are a regular reader, then the odds are you have taken apart an electronic gadget, either for a fix, or simply because your curiosity got the better of …read more Continue reading Reverse Engineered Grill Controller Gets Open Firmware→

Posted in custom firmware, ESP32, Firmware, Reverse-engineering

Toy Computer Restored

Posted on August 17, 2026 by Fenix Guthrie

In the 1960s, the home computer was barely a twinkle in anyone’s eye. This was the decade in which computers were used by a handful of companies and organizations and …read more Continue reading Toy Computer Restored→

Posted in digicomp I, mechanical computer, retrocomputing, state machine

Researchers Hack an Airline Analog

Posted on August 16, 2026 by Fenix Guthrie

Modern airliners are rather complicated feats of engineering. Innumerable safety-critical components are connected with tens of miles of wiring, complex digital buses, and dozens (perhaps hundreds) of computers. But, as …read more Continue reading Researchers Hack an Airline Analog→

Posted in Aircraft, airliner, ARINC 429 Protocol, ESP32, security hacks

Peeling Fruit with the Power of Steam

Posted on August 15, 2026 by Fenix Guthrie

Steam power is a staple of the steampunk aesthetic, thermodynamics, and a checkpoint for the budding mechanical engineer studying heat cycles. But because food is largely made of water, steam …read more Continue reading Peeling Fruit with the Power of Steam→

Posted in apple, cooking, cooking hacks, engineering, grape, popcorn, potato, strawberry

Submersible drone analyzes ice

Posted on August 14, 2026 by Fenix Guthrie

Doing anything on a frozen lake can carries some amount of risk. Nevertheless, every year events ranging from car racing to ice skating are held on them. As such, proper …read more Continue reading Submersible drone analyzes ice→

Posted in drone hacks, RC submarine, rov | Tagged Submarine

Building a bicycle dropper seat post

Posted on August 10, 2026 by Fenix Guthrie

A recent addition to mountain bikes is the dropper seat post. This invention is in the vein of office swivel chairs, allowing the seat height to be adjusted with a …read more Continue reading Building a bicycle dropper seat post→

Posted in cable, Dropper, seat post, transportation hacks | Tagged Bike

Transponder Mania

Posted on July 16, 2026 by Fenix Guthrie

In order to not hit something, you generally need to know where that thing is. On land, the meager human eyesight tends to be sufficient. On the water, however, the …read more Continue reading Transponder Mania→

Posted in ais, GPS, radio hacks, transponder

Making a Locked Down Wearable Work Without a Subscription

Posted on July 15, 2026 by Fenix Guthrie

WHOOP does not have the presence in the wearable space as other brands, but in certain circles, it’s a household name. Their business model requires you to have a yearly …read more Continue reading Making a Locked Down Wearable Work Without a Subscription→

Posted in Reverse-engineering, wearable hacks, Wearables | Tagged Bluetooth, Wearable

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