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Michael Gardi

A retired software developer, who appreciates having the time to make whatever the heck he wants.

Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
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As a quick follow-up to my “A Tile Based MacroPad” I present an alternative.
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MacroPad With Tile Buttons

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The plan is to make a reproduction of the dedicated chess computer CHESSmate released by Commodore in 1978.
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Commodore CHESSmate Reproduction

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I am making a full sized Sol-20 reproduction, the first fully assembled microcomputer with a built-in keyboard and television output.
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Sol-20 Reproduction

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I want to make a scale model VT100 terminal for use with my 2:3 scale PiDP-8/I.
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2:3 Scale VT100 Terminal Reproduction

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Make a computer based on the book "How to Build a Working Digital Computer" by Edward Alcosser, James P. Phillips, and Allen M. Wolk
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WDC-1 a "Working Digital Computer"

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Reproduce the Digital Computer Lab H-500, a training tool from the late 60's aimed at teaching people the basics of logic circuits.
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DEC H-500 Computer Lab Reproduction

michael-gardiMichael Gardi

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Your favorite music player of the 90s, but in real life
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Linamp

rodmgRodmg

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Portable MP3 Player for Music and Audiobooks
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DIY Retro Audio Player

maxkMax.K

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Retro computer built from TTL, with 6502 and Z80 instruction set. Includes video, sound and filesystem. No microprocessor or FPGA.
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Isetta TTL computer

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An Arduino UNO Compatible Board with isolated Glowing headers and some Extras
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Uno Plus+

john-loefflerJohn Loeffler

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6502 based learning in a familiar form factor
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65uino

anders-nielsenAnders Nielsen

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Another take on a DIY Geiger Counter, capable of alpha, beta and gamma detection, in a 3D printed enclosure.
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Geiger Counter

dan-julioDan Julio

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Re-vitalizing and modernizing a Radio Shack 65in1 kit for educational purposes - my DesignLab Residency!
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25in24 Electronics Project Board

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A modular and expandable 30MHz+ overclocked 6502 computer design using through-hole/PDIP parts
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Fast PDIP 6502 computer

george-footGeorge Foot

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I've never modeled a "self reversing screw" mechanism, so here I did!
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Marblevator, Self Reversing Screw Lift.

greg-zumwaltGreg Zumwalt

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This repurpose of the self reversing screw mechanism juggles two slinky toys. For the grandkids, of course.
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Self Reversing Screw Mechanism, Slinky.

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Goal: Build a replica, using an actual 8008-1 chip, of the "rack" machine used at Micro Computer Machines when developing the MCM/70.
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Rack8 MCM/70 rack machine replica

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I've made many retrocomputer miniatures but this is the most complex.
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1:3 Scale VT100 with working keyboard

trevor-flowersTrevor Flowers

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This Marblevator uses no motors, gears or linkages.
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Marblevator, Perpetual?, Version 2

greg-zumwaltGreg Zumwalt

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Creating a model of this iconic 'vehicle'. With some animation. ( no, it won't walk)
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AT-AT or 'All Terrain Armored Transport'

cees-meijerCees Meijer

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This Marblevator uses a pick and place styled mechanism to return marbles to the start of the track.
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Marblevator, Pick and Place

greg-zumwaltGreg Zumwalt

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A pick and place Marblevator with a hybrid PLA / TPU Gripper.
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Marblevator Pick and Place, Version 2.

greg-zumwaltGreg Zumwalt

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A Youtube follower of mine asked if I'd ever made a whirligig, which I had not, so here's my first two.
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A Pair of Whirligigs.

greg-zumwaltGreg Zumwalt

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The self reversing screw mechanism I designed for my Marblevator, repurposed as a walking mechanism.
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Self Reversing Screw Mechanism, Walking.

greg-zumwaltGreg Zumwalt

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roelh wrote 07/14/2024 at 07:04 • point

Hi Michael, thank you for liking and following my project, the #Isetta TTL computer ! 

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Anders Nielsen wrote 03/30/2024 at 19:11 • point

Thank you for liking and following my #65uino project! :D

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svofski wrote 11/15/2023 at 14:06 • point

Thanks for following my v06c-mini!

Cool projects :D

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Cees Meijer wrote 01/27/2022 at 09:27 • point

Thanks for checking out and liking my ZX-80 Replica project. It does not even come close to any of your projects though. Looks like you've got way more spare time than me.. ;-)

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Michael Gardi wrote 01/27/2022 at 18:08 • point

I'm actually pretty interested in building your ZX-80 Replica. It looks like the keyboard is out of stock right now, but I've registered for a notification when they become available.  

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Michael Gardi wrote 10/14/2021 at 01:11 • point

That looks really cool. Right up my alley. When I'm done with the Sol-20 I'll dig in and have a closer look. Thanks for the tip.

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Dave's Dev Lab wrote 10/12/2021 at 15:32 • point

your next recreation? Texas Instruments LCM-1001 Microprocessor Trainer (1976)  https://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?st=1&c=999

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Michael Gardi wrote 01/28/2022 at 17:34 • point

This was a great suggestion. Thanks. I'm seriously thinking about making an LCM-1001 reproduction.

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Dave's Dev Lab wrote 01/28/2022 at 20:01 • point

dandy!

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