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Decorate Your 3D Prints with Detailed Hydrographic Printing

From hackaday.com 2 years ago in Blogs

It’s like the old quip from [Henry Ford]: You can have your 3D prints in any color you want, as long as it’s one. Some strides have been made to bringing more color to your extruded goodies, but for anything beyond a few colors, you’re going to need to look...

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This Home Made Power Hacksaw Cuts Quick And Clean

From hackaday.com 7 hours ago in Blogs

If you’re cutting metal in the workshop, you’re likely using a table-mounted cutoff saw, or perhaps a bandsaw for finer work. The power hacksaw is an unwieldy contraption that looks and feels very old fashioned in its operation. Despite the...

Is That A Word Clock In Your Pocket?

From hackaday.com 10 hours ago in Blogs

Word clocks are one of those projects that everyone seems to love. Even if you aren’t into the tech behind how they work, they have a certain appealing aesthetic. Plus you can read the time without worrying about those pesky...

Understanding Math Rather Than Merely Learning It

From hackaday.com 11 hours ago in Blogs

There’s a line from the original Star Trek where Khan says, “Improve a mechanical device and you may double productivity, but improve man and you gain a thousandfold.” Joan Horvath and Rich Cameron have the same idea about improving education, particularly...

Airbus To Halt Production Of The A380; Goodbye to an Engineering Triumph

From hackaday.com 13 hours ago in Blogs

Eleven years ago, the Airbus A380 entered commercial service with Singapore Airlines. In the time since then it has become the queen of the skies. It’s a double-decker airliner, capable of flying 550 passengers eight thousand nautical miles. Some configurations...

Hackaday Podcast Ep6 – Reversing iPod Screens, Hot Isotopes, We

From hackaday.com 14 hours ago in Blogs

What’s the buzz in the hackersphere this week? Hackaday Editors Elliot Williams and Mike Szczys recap their favorite hacks and articles from the past seven days. In Episode Six we cover an incredible reverse engineering effort Mike Harrison put in...

Building a Semiautomatic Swag Launcher

From hackaday.com 15 hours ago in Blogs

Regular readers of Hackaday have certainly seen the work of [Jeremy Cook] at this point. Whether you remember him from his time as a writer for this fine online publication, or recognize the name from one of his impressive builds...

In Space, No One Can Hear You Explode: The Byford Dolphin Incident

From hackaday.com 16 hours ago in Blogs

“It wouldn’t happen that way in real life.” One of the most annoying habits of people really into the “sci” of sci-fi is nitpicking scientific inaccuracies in movies. The truth is, some things just make movies better, even if they...

Python Script Sends Each Speaker Its Own Sound File

From hackaday.com 1 day ago in Blogs

When it comes to audio, the number of speakers you want is usually governed by the number of tracks or channels your signal has. One for mono, two for stereo, four for quadrophonic, five or more for surround sound and...

FPGA Makes Digital Analog Computer

From hackaday.com 1 day ago in Blogs

When you think of analog computing, it’s possible you don’t typically think of FPGAs. Sure, a few FPGAs will have specialized analog blocks, but usually they are digital devices. [Bruce Land] — a name well-known to Hackaday — has a...

Be Ready To Roll With Universal Electronic Dice

From hackaday.com 1 day ago in Blogs

There are applications you can download for your smartphone that can “roll” an arbitrary number of dice with whatever number of sides you could possibly want. It’s faster and easier than throwing physical dice around, and you don’t have to...

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