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Making a Laptop with a Mechanical Keyboard

Posted on September 16, 2025 by Fenix Guthrie

A laptop is one of the greatest tools at the disposal of a hacker. They come in all manner of shapes and sizes with all manner of features. But perhaps …read more Continue reading Making a Laptop with a Mechanical Keyboard→

Posted in Case mod, diy laptop, Framework laptop, keyboard hack, laptops hacks, mechanical keyboard, rotary encoder

How Strong of a Redbull Can You Make?

Posted on September 12, 2025 by Fenix Guthrie

Energy drinks are a staple of those who want to get awake and energetic in a hurry. But what if said energy is not in enough of a hurry for …read more Continue reading How Strong of a Redbull Can You Make?→

Posted in chemistry hacks, redbull | Tagged Chemistry

A Look at Not an Android Emulator

Posted on September 10, 2025 by Fenix Guthrie

Recently, Linux has been rising in desktop popularity in no small part to the work on WINE and Proton. But for some, the year of the Linux desktop is not …read more Continue reading A Look at Not an Android Emulator→

Posted in Android, Android Hacks, linux hacks, smartphone, translation layer

Turning a $2 IKEA Lantern into a Stylish Enclosure

Posted on September 9, 2025 by Fenix Guthrie

It’s fair to say that the average Hackaday reader enjoys putting together custom electronics. Some of those builds will be spaghetti on a breadboard, but at some point you’ll probably …read more Continue reading Turning a $2 IKEA Lantern into a Stylish Enclosure→

Posted in custom enclosure, enclosure, parts

Making an Ultralight Helicopter

Posted on September 8, 2025 by Fenix Guthrie

Ultralight aviation provides an excellent pathway for those who want to fly, but don’t want to get licensed. These quite often cheap and cheerful DIY aircraft often hide some excellent …read more Continue reading Making an Ultralight Helicopter→

Posted in Aircraft, transportation hacks, ultralight | Tagged Helicopter

The Saga of Hacking a Bambu X1 Carbon

Posted on September 8, 2025 by Fenix Guthrie

Bambu Labs make indisputably excellent printers. However, that excellence comes at the cost of freedom. After a firmware release earlier this year, Bambu printers could only work with Bambu’s own …read more Continue reading The Saga of Hacking a Bambu X1 Carbon→

Posted in 3d printer, 3d Printer hacks, Bambu, Bambu lab, Bambu X1

Spinning Top Chair Revisited

Posted on September 6, 2025 by Fenix Guthrie

Designer furniture generally comes with excellent aesthetics and (sometimes) functionality. However, such furniture comes with a price to match. One such piece of furniture is the Magis Spun Chair. It’s …read more Continue reading Spinning Top Chair Revisited→

Posted in chair, cnc, home hacks, plywood, spinning

Restoring a Cheap Fume Hood

Posted on September 5, 2025 by Fenix Guthrie

Semiconductor fabrication is complicated requiring nasty chemicals for everything from dopants to etchants. Working with such chemicals at home is dangerous and after releasing hydrochloride acid fumes into his lab, …read more Continue reading Restoring a Cheap Fume Hood→

Posted in chemistry hacks, fume, fume extraction, fume hood

Powering a Submarine with Rubber Bands

Posted on September 5, 2025 by Fenix Guthrie

A look underneath the water’s surface can be fun and informative! However, making a device to go under the surface poses challenges with communication and water proofing. That’s what this …read more Continue reading Powering a Submarine with Rubber Bands→

Posted in misc hacks, rubber band, rubber band power, submersible | Tagged Submarine

Over-Engineering an Egg Cracking Machine

Posted on September 3, 2025 by Fenix Guthrie

Eggs are perhaps the most beloved staple of breakfast. However, they come with a flaw, they are incredibly messy to work with. Cracking in particular leaves egg on one’s hands …read more Continue reading Over-Engineering an Egg Cracking Machine→

Posted in egg, egg machine, engineering, mechanical computer, misc hacks, overmolding | Tagged Mechanical engineering

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