Building A 3D Printer That Goes Where You Do Hackaday Back when one of the best paths to desktop 3D printer ownership was building the thing yourself from laser cut wood with some string thrown in for good …
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Hackaday Extreme Pi Overclocking With Mineral Oil Hackaday The computer in question here is a Raspberry Pi , and it's being housed in a purpose-built laser cut acrylic case full of mineral oil. As a SoC, it's easier to submerge the entire computer than it is to get a tiny liquid-cooled heat sink for the ..
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Hackaday A Plywood Laptop For Your Raspberry Pi Hackaday [Rory Johnson] writes in to tell us about PlyTop Shell, a Creative Commons licensed design for a laser cut wooden laptop that he's been working on since 2016. It's designed to accommodate the Raspberry Pi (or other similarly sized SBCs), and aims to …
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Commute Deck RPi Workstation Geeky Gadgets Kerry started by hand wiring the Teensy 2 controlled split mechanical keyboard switches with ribbon cable (fun!), and embedding a Raspberry Pi 2 and 7″ 720p screen in a layered, laser cut enclosure. It's all powered by a repurposed LiPo battery ..
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iProgrammer TJBot – Using Raspberry Pi With Watson iProgrammer The project is essentially an enclosure for a Raspberry Pi and GitHub has dowloadable files for a 3D printed version or for a laser cut template with a third option, not yet available of ordering one. TJ is the creation of Maryam Ashoori,IBM's “cool …
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Electronics Weekly Raspberry Pi Zero gets a neat USB hub Electronics Weekly “To create your own you'll need a Pi Zero, a USB hub (Frederick uses a LogiLink UA0160 but you can also use a Belkin F5U404), a short Mini to Micro USB cable and a bit of wire.
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