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printed - using only PETg, no flex filament needed integrated NEMA17 stepper motor only three small parts for tolerance compensation
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3D Printed Strain Wave Gear

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Automation framework based on wireless Moteino nodes.
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A smaller and cheaper open source brushless motor
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A quadrupedal walking robot
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Complete anti-theft alarm compatible with any kind of sensors, with RFID recognition, GSM and web server, based on Arduino Mega.
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Arduino anti-theft alarm shield

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Soldering pen for Weller RT tips with OLED display
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RT Soldering pen

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Bridging the gap between professional and DIY/hobbyist bench power supply
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DIY programmable (SCPI) bench power supply

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Strain wave or harmonic drive gears are cool. As a cheap analog for metal or flex filament splined cup, try using timing belts.
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Strain Wave Gear with Timing Belts

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Experiment in 3D printing parabolic radio reflectors
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ESP8266 Parabolic Reflector

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A super high resolution 9.7" LCD panel with an Arduino compatible adapter that connects to your computer
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OSCAR: The Open Screen Adapter

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Micron level manipulator, using printed and low cost components
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6-Axis Micro Manipulator

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Rapid, hassle-free, and eco-friendly PCBs via automated etching, soldermasking and silkscreening
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etchr, the PCB printer

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Von-Neumann 16-bit relay computer with Brainfuck++ instruction set
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BrainfuckPC Relay Computer

artem-kashkanovArtem Kashkanov

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This linear actuator is almost completely 3D printed and only has some very inexpensive materials
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3D-printable linear actuator

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This old drill is still handy for light use around the house, but the NiCd battery pack is long dead. Why not use 4x AA NiMH cells in it?
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Replacement Battery for Ryobi 7.2v Drill

larry-gLarry G

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In time, more and more hooks broke. I decided to print some improved hooks, that will last longer
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Repairing a tool wall organiser

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