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Overpowered RC car + Gimbal Cam = The Greatest Chase Vehicle We’ve Ever Seen

Posted on July 9, 2026 by Tyler August

Modern cinema relies very heavily on quadrotor drones, because they make for very smooth, very easy to position platforms. From slow pans to chase shots, drones are great– if your …read more Continue reading Overpowered RC car + Gimbal Cam = The Greatest Chase Vehicle We’ve Ever Seen→

Posted in camera gimbal, cinema, digital cameras hacks, FPV | Tagged Rover

Die Casting Comes Home

Posted on July 9, 2026 by Tyler August

You don’t normally think of die casting as something to do at home. Pressurized fluids demand respect at all times, which is perhaps in part why we see most projects …read more Continue reading Die Casting Comes Home→

Posted in aluminium casting, die casting, injection molding, metalworking, tool hacks

C64 Finally Gets the SRAM Corporate Wouldn’t Pay For

Posted on July 9, 2026 by Tyler August

If you think RAM is expensive now, try putting yourselves in the shoes of a Commodore engineer, circa 1981. RAM was eye-wateringly expensive by modern standards, and Jack Tramiel wanted …read more Continue reading C64 Finally Gets the SRAM Corporate Wouldn’t Pay For→

Posted in commodore 64, DRAM, retrocomputing, sram

Pi 5 Becomes ALSA-Compatible TOSLINK Sound Card

Posted on July 8, 2026 by Tyler August

This is one of those hacks that makes you stop in your tracks and say, “wait, you can do that!?” — before realizing, oh, yes, of course you can do …read more Continue reading Pi 5 Becomes ALSA-Compatible TOSLINK Sound Card→

Posted in Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi 5, toslink, USB sound card

It’s Full Steam Ahead for This Motorized Canoe

Posted on July 7, 2026 by Tyler August

In some parts of Canada, you’ll rarely hear someone use the phrase “whatever paddles your canoe” instead of the more usual “whatever floats your boat”– and apparently, at least for …read more Continue reading It’s Full Steam Ahead for This Motorized Canoe→

Posted in steam power, transportation hacks | Tagged Canoe, Watercraft

SB Mini II is a Homebrew Apple II Clone

Posted on July 7, 2026 by Tyler August

On the one hand, the original Apple II has been copied over and over again since at least the early 80s, so maybe this hack is old hat to the …read more Continue reading SB Mini II is a Homebrew Apple II Clone→

Posted in apple, Apple 2, homebrew computer, Raspberry Pi Pico, retrocomputing

Belt Fed Potato Cannon Spits Spuds

Posted on July 7, 2026 by Tyler August
The gun on its bipod.

Spud guns are a staple of summertime fun for the maker set, especially on the Eagleland side of the pond, combining as they do two of our favourite things: firearms …read more Continue reading Belt Fed Potato Cannon Spits Spuds→

Posted in automatic, belt-fed, potato gun, spud gun, weapons hacks

The Bit79 was a Famicom clone that took the “Family Computer” Name Seriously

Posted on July 6, 2026 by Tyler August

While the original name of what much of the world knows as the NES was the Nintendo Family Computer, or Famicom for short, it was very rarely used as a …read more Continue reading The Bit79 was a Famicom clone that took the “Family Computer” Name Seriously→

Posted in 6502, computer history, famiclone, famicom, nes, retrocomputing, Taiwan

Extract Fumes in Midcentury Style With Nixie Tubes and Military Surplus

Posted on July 6, 2026 by Tyler August

Nobody wants to breathe solder fumes; that’s a given. For most of us, an industrial-looking fan-and-filter made in China and picked up cheap feels like more than enough to keep …read more Continue reading Extract Fumes in Midcentury Style With Nixie Tubes and Military Surplus→

Posted in fume extractor, nixie, nixie tube, solder fume extractor, tool hacks, wood pla

Disk Polishing Goes Open Source

Posted on July 4, 2026 by Tyler August

Optical media is great — it’s pretty high density, relatively durable, and decently long-lasting if well cared for. If not well cared for, well, it’s only relatively durable, and we’ve …read more Continue reading Disk Polishing Goes Open Source→

Posted in 3d print, disk polisher, optical media, retrocomputing

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