Part 1 - Hacking a Motorized Toy for Motor Control - Proof of Concept
The objective of this project, is to prove, using easy-to-implement hardware and software, how to hack a motorized toy and control the motor
Datalogging with GPS
After sifting through the parts I had on hand, I decided to pair up my Adafruit Adalogger Feather with my GPS Featherwing and see if I could
Adafruit Circuit Playground Express
Adafruit has become the go-to company for user-friendly developer boards, and they have certainly outdone themselves with the $25 Circuit...
Building the MagPi Google Voice Kit - Review
Overall it is a great project to demonstrate to beginners and students the accessibility of the Raspberry Pi and of software engineering. Th
Step-by-Step Guide to Building the FM Radio Receiver HEX 3653 Chip Kit
UPDATE: Thank you Mr. Peter Todd Decker and Mr. Gord G Rabjohn for pointing out that I had incorrectly identified the piezoelectric...
Building an Anet A8 Printer
When the opportunity to buy a $145 3D printer presented itself, I couldn't pass up the opportunity. I knew going into this that I would...
DIY Propane Gas Fire Pit
Directions for a quick, DIY, propane fire pit for the backyard, porch, or patio.
Rustic Wood-Burned Table Numbers
Easily craft your own wood-burned table numbers for your next shabby-chic wedding or party!
Raspberry Pi Photo Booth
Photo booths at parties are very in vogue, but also very expensive to rent or purchase! If you are a moderately technical and handy...
DIY Giant Jenga!
It's not just for trendy downtown bars. Giant Jenga is an easy weekend project you will enjoy for years - and you can build it for only
