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DIYLILCNC: do-it-yourself CNC mill
Posted: November 13th, 2009, 6:03pm MST by Phil Burgess
The DIY LIL CNC project is the newest member of the homebrew fabrication scene. This is a three-axis CNC mill that can be built by anyone with basic shop skills and about $700 in their pocket. Many of the materials can be acquired from the likes of Home Depot: the basic framework is assembled from Masonite, while [...]
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Duino tag
Posted: November 13th, 2009, 5:02pm MST by Jakob Griffith
During our daily rounds we stumbled upon Duino Tag. Sure it’s not as awesome as a coil gun but it really sparked our imagination. First the base: an Arduino is wired up with IR LEDs and placed inside of a plastic pistol. A second Arduino with an IR receiver is scanning for the first Arduinos [...]
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Auto-drummer
Posted: November 13th, 2009, 2:15pm MST by Mike Szczys
Mix a cup of mechanical engineering with a dash of drum set and you end up with Steve, the robotic drummer. We know that it uses an MSA-T Midi Decoder but that’s about the extent of what has been shared. Just from observing the video, we think Steve’s got a few things going for him [...]
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Hackaday Links: Friday the 13th, 2009
Posted: November 13th, 2009, 1:01pm MST by Caleb Kraft
This wort cooler looks beautiful. No, it’s not for removing warts, it’s part of the brewing process for the nectar of the gods. Even if it wasn’t meant to create alcohol, we would be drawn in by those pretty copper curves. We’re not surprised at all to see this remote-controlled bowling ball. We’ve seen remote-controlled spheres [...]
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Instruments as games – games as instruments
Posted: November 13th, 2009, 11:00am MST by Mike Szczys
Here’s a pair of diametrically opposed hacks. One makes use of a real instrument to play Rock Band, the other makes use of a game controller to play real music. [Tim] lets us know that his friend figured out how to play Rock Band 2 on expert level by playing flute instead of singing. Of course [...]