Cupcake155 Episode 4
Jan 16, 2016 · 1 min read · arduino RGB LED plugin cupcake155 illuminatrix docdawning lighting octoprint ·Cupcake155 has been endowed with a sweet lighting system. I built it in an open way, so others can re-trace my steps without having to start from zero. It’s actually a pretty sweet system, I call it Illuminatrix. Check out Cupcake155 episode 4 here.
Read MoreCandice saved this hideous old lamp from a bulldozer (literally) and for the last year and a bit we’ve had it hanging up in our basement for extra ambient lighting. The light was setup only to be turned off/on by pulling/placing the plug and that part’s so sketch that we rarely use the thing. So when it came time to …
Read MoreMakerBot Plastruder Modified For Slightly Enhanced Awesomeness
Oct 26, 2009 · 2 min read · arduino diy open source reprap plastruder MakerBot mod plastic hobby embedded system awesome cnc ·Hello world, so I’ve been working very hard at getting my most awesome MakerBot working. It’s been a patience invoking venture and also extremely educational. The MakerBot employs some rather brilliant little tricks that make it simple, strong and friggin cheap. It’s a great gadget to have, though it’s definitely NOT …
Read MoreGetting the Arduino Processor to function on a breadboard The next step in my HypnoOrb project is to figure out how to get the Arduino microprocessor (AKA ATMega168) that makes the whole thing work function with as little hardware as possible. Thanks to this awesome site, I found, I now know what I wasn’t doing right …
Read MoreWorld, meet the HypnoOrb
Dec 3, 2008 · 1 min read · hardware electronics arduino led diy HypnoCrystal RGB LED light emitting diode HypnoOrb ·Using the toys I’ve been enjoying ever so much lately, I’ve managed to really nicely smooth out the programming in my Arduino for my RGB LED. It’s so awesome that I’m given it a name! Meet the HypnoOrb! At this point I only have the raw prototype, but I’m considering going ahead an making more of them. I have to work …
Read MoreGoofin’ Around with 7-Segment Displays & my Arduino
Dec 2, 2008 · 1 min read · hardware arduino led diy shift registers 7-segment display 7-seg display LEDs 3 wires microcontroller ·I’ve taken a few little steps forward towards my plans of building some cool stuff I’ve yet to announce. Yesterday I focused on testing out a tutorial I found on the Arduino website regarding driving multiple LEDs via chained shift registers. This setup is pretty cool as it only takes 3 pins off of the arduino …
Read MoreHere’s a video I decided to toss up on YouTube just showing some of the results of some of the goofing around I’ve been doing with my Arduino board (it’s actually a Freeduino). I had a lot of trouble getting the board to work at first, but once I ran it through an ultrasonic cleaner it seemed to smooth out a lot. …
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