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james.moran

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This user joined on 03/07/2014.

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Reversible walking robot
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Spider Bot

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Custom board for FRC Team 599
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FIRST Robotics driver station board

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Webcam + IR LED based head-tracking for flight sims
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Home Built Head Tracking

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I2C servo control board
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Pegasus

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A simple display stand that uses a tri-color LED to provide illumination for a translucent figure
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Color changing display stand

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Years ago, I converted a Harbor Freight mini mill to a CNC using a CNCFusion kit and stepper controllers from HobbyCNC. Time to fix it!
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Servicing and Upgrading a Harbor Freight Mini Mill

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Send your own hardware to space
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Square Inch To Space

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This is a simple DIY head tracking clip
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DIY Head Tracking Clip

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Modular Autonomous Quadruped Robot Project (Open Source)
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LOTP Robot Dog V2

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Years ago, I converted a Harbor Freight mini mill to a CNC using a CNCFusion kit and stepper controllers from HobbyCNC. Time to fix it!
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Servicing and Upgrading a Harbor Freight Mini Mill

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Design and how I made it from scratch
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FULL RC Hawker Hurricane

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Join the fun and help solve the puzzles of the audio cassette badge
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DEF CON 28 Badge Hacking

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A retro analog-digital timepiece using discrete logic chips dating back to 1983 and before.
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LogiClock

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