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A Deep Dive into Molten Bismuth

Posted on October 17, 2025 by Tyler August

Bismuth is known for a few things: its low melting point, high density, and psychedelic hopper crystals. A literal deep-dive into any molten metal would be a terrible idea, regardless …read more Continue reading A Deep Dive into Molten Bismuth→

Posted in bismuth, chemistry hacks, crystallography, Science

After Trucking Them Home, Old Solar Panels Keep On Trucking

Posted on October 16, 2025 by Tyler August

The fact that there exist in our world flat rocks that make lightning when you point them at the sun is one of the most unappreciated bits of wizardry in …read more Continue reading After Trucking Them Home, Old Solar Panels Keep On Trucking→

Posted in reuse, solar hacks, solar panel, solar power

EmuDevz is Literally a Software Game

Posted on October 16, 2025 by Tyler August

The idea of gamifying all the things might have died down now that the current hype is shoving AI into all the things — but you’ve probably never seen it …read more Continue reading EmuDevz is Literally a Software Game→

Posted in Education, emulator, famicom, games, gamification, Programming, retrocomputing

Standalone CNC Tube Cutter/Notcher Does it With Plasma

Posted on October 14, 2025 by Tyler August

Tubes! Not only is the internet a series of them, many projects in the physical world are, too. If you’re building anything from a bicycle to a race cart to …read more Continue reading Standalone CNC Tube Cutter/Notcher Does it With Plasma→

Posted in cnc hacks, CNC machine, cutting, plasma cutter, tubing notcher

BlueSCSI: Not Just for Apple

Posted on October 14, 2025 by Tyler August

Anyone into retro Macintosh machines has probably heard of BlueSCSI: an RP2040-based adapter that lets solid state flash memory sit on the SCSI bus and pretend to contain hard drives. …read more Continue reading BlueSCSI: Not Just for Apple→

Posted in bluescsi, pentium, retro pc, retrocomputing

SLM Co-extruding Hotend Makes Poopless Prints

Posted on October 13, 2025 by Tyler August

Everyone loves colourful 3D prints, but nobody loves prime towers, “printer poop” and all the plastic waste associated with most multi-material setups. Over the years, there’s been no shortage of …read more Continue reading SLM Co-extruding Hotend Makes Poopless Prints→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, coextrusion, mixing hotend, Multicolor 3D printing, multimaterial

Your LLM Won’t Stop Lying Any Time Soon

Posted on October 11, 2025 by Tyler August

Researchers call it “hallucination”; you might more accurately refer to it as confabulation, hornswaggle, hogwash, or just plain BS. Anyone who has used an LLM has encountered it; some people …read more Continue reading Your LLM Won’t Stop Lying Any Time Soon→

Posted in ai, Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT, LLM, machine hallucination

PLA Gears Fail To Fail In 3D Printed Bicycle Drivetrain

Posted on October 10, 2025 by Tyler August

Anyone who has ever snapped a chain or a crank knows how much torque a bicycle’s power train has to absorb on a daily basis; it’s really more than one …read more Continue reading PLA Gears Fail To Fail In 3D Printed Bicycle Drivetrain→

Posted in 3D printed gears, 3d Printer hacks, Bicycles, bike hacks, transportation hacks

Motors Make the Best Knobs With SimpleFOC

Posted on October 9, 2025 by Tyler August

The worst thing about a volume knob is that, having connected it to a computer, it might be wrong: if you’ve manually altered the volume settings somewhere else, the knob’s …read more Continue reading Motors Make the Best Knobs With SimpleFOC→

Posted in bldc motor, digital volume control, esc, FOC, misc hacks, motor controller, SimpleFOC

2025 Component Abuse Challenge: The Sweet Sound of a Choking Transformer

Posted on October 9, 2025 by Tyler August

The Component Abuse Challenge is dragging all sorts of old, half-forgotten hacks out of the woodwork, but this has got to be the most vintage: [KenS] started using a transformer …read more Continue reading 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: The Sweet Sound of a Choking Transformer→

Posted in choke, contests, variable choke | Tagged Audio

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