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Made my own Stickvise from some pieces of brass and aluminium I found in the cheap scraps at the local metal supplier, and some stock I had.

Full Metal Stickvise

martijn Martijn

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

a tool for electronics engineers/students to use - planned to include basic Voltmeter, Ammeter, Component Tester, Serial Terminal etc

Engineers Multi Tool

Stickvise is a low profile vise designed for PCB soldering. This product was born on Hackaday.io.

Stickvise - low profile soldering vise

alex-rich Alex Rich

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Easily scalable home automation solution using RF SoC

Wireless sensor/actuator network with CC430

panovvv panovvv

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

LiFePO4 battery technology, made easy for makers

LiFePO4wered/USB

patrick-van-oosterwijck Patrick Van Oosterwijck

badgy is a rechargeable coin cell powered ePaper display with WiFi connectivity

badgy

A soldering station based on the easy to source Hakko 907 soldering iron, which is a 24V 50W soldering iron with integrated thermistor.

Hakko 907 based Soldering Station

Hackaday Prize 2019

A multimeter, based on the STM32F373, which can measure voltage, current and power (both bipolar and DC or true RMS with multiple ranges).

STM32 Open Source Multimeter