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3D Printed Joystick Using Spherical Flexure Joint

3D Printed Joystick Using Spherical Flexure Joint

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mechanical computer – Hackaday

DIY Foam Cutter Makes It Too Easy

DIY Foam Cutter Makes It Too Easy

Hard Drive Disassembly Is Easy And Rewarding

Hard Drive Disassembly Is Easy And Rewarding

Relive The Glory Days Of Cable TV With This Retro Weather Feed

Relive The Glory Days Of Cable TV With This Retro Weather Feed

The Best Threaded Holes For Resin Parts

The Best Threaded Holes For Resin Parts

BST-863 Hot Air Rework Station Teardown

BST-863 Hot Air Rework Station Teardown

Custom Multi-Segment E-Ink Displays From Design To Driving

Heated DryBox Banishes Filament Moisture For Under $20

The Grid Dip Meter: Forgotten Instrument

Reverse-Engineering The Peugeot 207’s CAN Bus

Harry Potter Wand Hack Makes Magic Real

A Simple 3D Printed Gear Clock Shows Off How It Works

3D Printing LEGO-like Blocks

Magnetic Motorized Plasma Cutter Track

This Home Made Power Hacksaw Cuts Quick And Clean

PsyLink An Open Source Neural Interface For Non-Invasive EMG

Putting An Afterburner On An Electric Ducted Fan

DIY Powder Coating

Getting PCIe Working On The New Pi 5

Boost Your Animation To 60 FPS Using AI

You Can Use An Old Tape Deck As A Distortion Pedal

Dreamcast Gets A Plug-n-Play Hard Drive Mod

Planar PCB Coils As An Alternative To Winding Transformers

Powering A Cavity Magnetron, From A Battery

No-Laser CNC Engraver Is Something New Under The Sun

Creating A Joule-Thomson Cryocooler And A Little Bit Of Hist…

A NanoVNA As A Dip Meter

3D-Printed Case Turns Servo Into Quality Linear Actuator

3D Printed Butterfly Valve Helps Automate Fume Extraction

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