Rotary Phone Converted to DECT Wireless Standard
This project uses a NodeMCU ESP32 to convert 1980s-vintage German rotary phone into a DECT wireless device.
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Cultsauce's Wooden Handheld Console Hides Your Soldering Horrors in a Plywood-Cork Sandwich
Designed by a relatively unconfident solderer, this neat handheld hides signs of scorching and bad joints under its simple wooden housing.Read now -
RFID music player delivers vintage charm
Building Arduino-controlled MP3 player circuitry into vintage audio gearRead now -
Electromechanical four-digit seven-segment clock displays the time silently
Build a large 7-segment mechanical clock with ArduinoRead now -
These special windshield wipers move to the beat of a car’s stereo
Make music-responsive auto wiper blades with ArduinoRead now -
Displaying the Current Weather with LEGO and a Raspberry Pi
This project integrates IoT weather data with LEGO bricks to show current outdoor conditions with the help of a Raspberry Pi and Build HAT.Read now -
Andrew Schmelyun's Raspberry Pi-Powered Printer Makes GitHub Issues Into Physical Tickets
Triggered automatically via webhook to a tunneled PHP server, this printer makes it hard to ignore problems with your GitHub projects.Read now -
This Innovative Printer Helps Organize SMD Tape
Yvo de Haas' printer uses an HP45 inkjet printhead and a specialized program to print information on SMD component tapes.Read now -
Zachary Tong's "Cobbled Together" Laser Lithographic Etching Machine Draws One-Micron Lines
Built from 3D-printed parts, a cheap diode laser, and extruded aluminum this impressive build can pattern down to a one-micron feature size.Read now
