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Slow Races On A Pinewood Derby Track Built From Scratch

Posted on May 20, 2022 by Lewin Day

Pinewood derby racing is a popular pastime for scouting groups and many others besides. [Mr Coster] whipped up his own track with the assistance of some 3D printed parts, and …read more Continue reading Slow Races On A Pinewood Derby Track Built From Scratch→

Posted in classic hacks, derby, pinewood derby, slow race, toy hacks

Flexible Grip For Hammer Made With 3D Printing Pen

Posted on May 19, 2022 by Lewin Day

When it comes to putting a flexible grip on a tool, you might reach for a self-fusing silicone tape or other similar product. However, [Potent Printables] has discovered you can …read more Continue reading Flexible Grip For Hammer Made With 3D Printing Pen→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, flexible grip, grip, tool grip, tool hacks, tools

Hacking the Logitech Z906 Speaker System

Posted on May 19, 2022 by Lewin Day

The Logitech Z906 is a well-rounded 5.1 surround sound system. It’s capable of putting out 1000W in peak power, and can decode Dolby Digital and DTS soundtracks as you’d expect. …read more Continue reading Hacking the Logitech Z906 Speaker System→

Posted in Arduino Hacks, Arduino Library, home entertainment hacks, Logitech, logitech z906

Defeat Your Car’s Autostop Feature With A Little SwitchBot

Posted on May 19, 2022 by Lewin Day

These days, many new cars come with some variant of an “auto-stop” feature. This shuts down the car’s engine at stop lights and in other similar situations in order to …read more Continue reading Defeat Your Car’s Autostop Feature With A Little SwitchBot→

Posted in auto-stop, autostop, car, car hacks, switchbot

One Coder is Porting Portal To the Nintendo 64

Posted on May 19, 2022 by Lewin Day

When Portal came out in 2007, developers Valve chose not to release the groundbreaking title on an obsolete Nintendo console long out of production. Nobody cared at the time, of …read more Continue reading One Coder is Porting Portal To the Nintendo 64→

Posted in game, games, Nintendo 64, Portal, recreation, software hacks | Tagged Valve

3D Printed Linear Actuator Is Cheap and Strong

Posted on May 18, 2022 by Lewin Day

Motors are all well and good for moving things, but they’re all about the round-and-round. Sometimes, you need to move something back and forth, and for that a linear actuator …read more Continue reading 3D Printed Linear Actuator Is Cheap and Strong→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, linear actuator

Sunrise Keyboard Looks The Part

Posted on May 18, 2022 by Lewin Day

If you’ve been to a bar sometime since the 1930s, you’ve probably spied someone drinking a Tequila Sunrise. It’s a drink that mimics the beautiful colors of the dawn. In …read more Continue reading Sunrise Keyboard Looks The Part→

Posted in custom keyboard, Elite-C, Keyboard, peripherals hacks

Nanovolt Meter Requires Careful Design For Accuracy’s Sake

Posted on May 17, 2022 by Lewin Day

Measuring voltages is fairly straightforward most of the time. Simply grab any old cheap multimeter, hook up the probes, and read off the answer. If, however, you need to measure …read more Continue reading Nanovolt Meter Requires Careful Design For Accuracy’s Sake→

Posted in nanovoltmeter, noise, tool hacks, voltmeter

E-Paper Clock Displays Things In A Battery-Friendly Manner

Posted on May 15, 2022 by Lewin Day

Clock builds are a hacker staple, and many overflow with power-thirsty LEDs and network features. This build from [mattwach] takes quite the opposite approach, sipping away at its batteries thanks …read more Continue reading E-Paper Clock Displays Things In A Battery-Friendly Manner→

Posted in clock, clock hacks, e-paper, e-paper display, GPS | Tagged ePaper

The Explosive Art of Detonographs

Posted on May 15, 2022 by Lewin Day

The visual arts are a broad field, encompassing everything from the chiselling of marble sculptures to the creation of delicate landscapes in charcoal on paper. However, [Evelyn Rosenberg] has experimented …read more Continue reading The Explosive Art of Detonographs→

Posted in explosion, explosives | Tagged Art

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