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In this article I am going to talk about how I used NASA radar data to draw abstract contour maps of real places in Ireland with my DIY CNC machine.
In this article I am going to talk about a recent project where I used AI techniques to generate some unique art pieces using my DIY CNC machine.
In the third entry in my series on the smaller project I do, I will be covering a fun photography related project I worked on as well as some woodworking I've been playing with and even a 3d printed RC boat!
I am currently in the middle of building my own DIY CNC machine and I'm driving it with GRBL running on an Arduino. In this article I talk about setting up GRBL on an Arduino and some quirks I found setting it all up.
Welcome to the second in my series where I share some of my smaller making projects that don't need a full article. Today I'm going to talk about a needlessly over engineered desk fan, a custom USB force plate and some IKEA hacking!
Over the past few months I have been working on designing and building a quadcopter drone from scratch using 3D printing. In the first article in this series I'm going to talk about the mechanics of a quadcopter and some of the early design choices I made.
This article is all about redemption from a fail past project. I'm going ot talk about how I rebuilt my failed college final year project many years on and made it work this time!
Welcome to the first of a new format for me! In this format I'm going to share some of my smaller making projects that don't need a full article. Today I'm going to talk about my new hotwire cutter, laptop stand and firewood store.
After ~2 years of operations I have shut down my side project Wodly. I am going to talk about the reasons why and some of the things I've learned working on Wodly.
I got bored the other day... So I made something! What I built was a tiny Quote Of The Day web app using Blazor which I am now hosting on a Raspberry Pi at home.
Let's talk about why you shouldn't send passwords over Slack... And my new tool that you probably still shouldn't use for doing it!
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/wat is a slash command that allows you to send the Wat duck meme into the current channel... Yep, that's it! Here's how I built it.