.:madworm:.'s photos
A fortuitous accident
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I didn't plan this connector to go there. It was meant for a different one, but I forgot that the MDF is 5mm thick. This connector accidentally fit, so I used it.
PCB craddle
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Screwed down and ready to go
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I couldn't get M4x12 screws, so I grudgingly bought overpriced M4x10 ones and was lucky. The screws barely captured the thread, but it seems to work and not much weight is to be held.
More Light!
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I couldn't get M4x12 screws, so I grudgingly bought overpriced M4x10 ones and was lucky. The screws barely captured the thread, but it seems to work and not much weight is to be held.
More Light!
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I couldn't get M4x12 screws, so I grudgingly bought overpriced M4x10 ones and was lucky. The screws barely captured the thread, but it seems to work and not much weight is to be held.
LEDs
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LEDs
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No lights on
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Some lights on
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What a rip-off
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A significant amount of mayonnaise remains in the bottle - permanently resisting to be squeezed out of the nozzle. Even massive application of centrifugal force doesn't help.
What a waste of money and food!
Sliding potentiometer on a bike
Replacing a popped 7805
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I don't know how I killed it, it suddenly didn't do its job anymore. Maybe static electricity. Fortunately the failure mode was to output 0V and not 12 ;-)
My favourite OS
More light for my 'workbench'
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No mood/ambi-light madness, just plain white light to keep me awake. Both boards are linked and can be remote-controlled from one side only (if I wish). I could connect my computer as well (ATtiny24s + soft-UART), but that is quite pointless.
Upcycling old prototypes !
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These boards were used to light up my kitchen workspace some time ago. Since then I replaced them with an updated version with high efficiency Nichia LEDs, different micro and included caps.
Upcycling old prototypes !
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These boards were used to light up my kitchen workspace some time ago. Since then I replaced them with an updated version with high efficiency Nichia LEDs, different micro and included caps.
Upcycling old prototypes !
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These boards were used to light up my kitchen workspace some time ago. Since then I replaced them with an updated version with high efficiency Nichia LEDs, different micro and included caps.
