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Mark Kelsall

Like taking things apart and seeing how they work. Am no programmer, so love to find alternative ways of getting machines going.

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Decided to build my own joystick for the C64 I own. Just got disappointed with the ‘retro’ hardware out there.
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Rugged retro joystick

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I’m bringing my 1999 Scoot’elec EV moped up to date with new lithium batteries and a complete rewire. It’ll have a few fun upgrades too!
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1999 vintage EV scooter rebuild

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A potato based film developer mixed up during the first UK lockdown out of desperation for creativity and coffee.
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Develop film with Potatoes

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Make & 3D print your own phone with sensors, displays, electronics, batteries and antennas. Customize Android and do exactly your thing!
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Kite : Open Hardware Android Smartphone

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A simple point-and-shoot near-IR camcorder built with a raspberry pi
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Near-IR Camcorder with a Raspberry Pi

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A DIY 3D printer (big volume, inexpensive, lightweight and portable).
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RigTig's Big 3D Printer

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Building a cheap stereo camera using COTS parts
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Low cost stereo camera

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EBM - 3D Metal & Ceramic Printer - Electron Beam Melting
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3D Metal & Ceramic Printer

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Let's inspire the next generation with exciting and educational kits that anyone can build. Want to create your own theremin?
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MicroKits: Theremin Electronic Kit

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Superfast Modular 3D Printing
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ORB 3D Printer

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Use the actual Sega Genesis sound chips to play chiptune files!
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Sega Genesis Native Hardware Chiptune Synthesizer

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a hardware sampler based on the raspberry pi running bare metal (so no Linux)
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openSampler

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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

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Digital oscilloscope experiment based on Arduino
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Digital oscilloscope experiment based on Arduino

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132 APA102 LED panels, 680 pixels per panel, 90,000 pixels, 300sqft, 4 Spartan 6 Mojo FPGAs
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HDMI to FPGA to APA102

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Transfer digital pictures on to analog b&w paper with a monochrome LCD and a darkroom.
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Digital Picture to Analog Darkroom print

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Slide this Japanese style hand plane along any rough corners to give them a clean chamfer (AKA beveled edge). Uses a standard razor blade.
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3D Printed Chamfer Tool

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Roamer is a self-charging, switch free, capacitor powered, wandering robot companion.
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Roamer, the Self Charging Companion Robot

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Evolve a real c64 into a portable decking device. Obsolete? Maybe. Useless? Definitely NOT.
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Real C64 Cyberdeck

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Little 68k Brother is watching your Smart Home.
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Cydintosh: Retro Mac Emu meets IoT Smart Home

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USB-C Power Adapter for Commodore 1541-II Floppy Disk Drives based on CH224K
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C64 USB-C to 1541-II Power Adapter

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