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This is my attempt at a narrow crossbow/sling shot pistol that is mostly 3D printed.
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3D Printed Repeating Crossbow/Sling Shot Pistol

wooddragon48wooddragon48

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Portable spot welder that doesn't need microcontrollers, uses recycled industrial thyristor and mostly off-the-shelf components
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Not-so-smart capacitive discharge spot welder

wojciech-adalbert-jWojciech "adalbert" J

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Retro nostalgia Pi 400 cyberdeck for "jacking in," open source hacking, and remembering terminals, bulletin board systems and early Internet
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Bootless Pi 400 Cyberdeck

charles-stevensonCharles Stevenson

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An EdgePro1 based DIY computer with mechanical keyboard and monochromatic display.
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DIY computer EdgeProMX

jernejJernej

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The MCLZ8 is an open-source drop-in emulator for the Zilog Z80 which uses a Teensy 4.1 and a small PCB.
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MCLZ8 Drop-in Z80 Emulator and Accelerator

ted-friedTed Fried

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This is my 6809 Homebrew Computer
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HB6809 Homebrew computer

dave-collinsDave Collins

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How to use LIDL "smart" battery, to power custom electronic such as robots or ebike, Reverse engineering their bluetooth connectivity..
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LIDL PARKSIDE Battery hacks

thomas-flayolsThomas Flayols

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All-in-one computer using the Baffa-2+ Single Board Computer and based on the standard set of boards from the Baffa-2 Project
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Baffa-2+ Computer

augusto-baffaAugusto Baffa

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An adaptor to allow a drag knife cutter to be fitted to an Ender 3 v2
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Vinyl cutter for Ender 3 v2

robgRobG

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DIY Sound Card for A home brew Computer
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HBSound

dave-collinsDave Collins

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The MCL64 is a MOS 6510 emulator running on a Teensy 4.1 which is a drop-in replacement for the Commodore 64.
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MCL64 - MOS 6510 Emulator for Commodore 64

ted-friedTed Fried

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Many vintage computers use a keyboard matrix for input. This solution replaces a missing keyboard with a cheap PS/2 keyboard.
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PS/2 keyboard to keyboard matrix

fjkraanfjkraan

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A Cyberdeck computer with a cathode ray tube flat screen!
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Flat CRT Cyberdeck

blanchard-jordanBLANCHARD Jordan

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Multi-Boot, Modernized Kid's Computer?
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PreDex 1k

ryan-wRyan W

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Project codename "Baffa-81" is a set of boards to make a ZX80/ZX81 Clone for Baffa-2 Homebrew Computer
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ZX81 Homebrew Clone for Baffa-2 Project

augusto-baffaAugusto Baffa

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The MCL65+ is an open-source drop-in emulator for the MOS 6502 which uses a Teensy 4.1 and a small PCB.
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MCL65+ Drop-in 6502 Emulator and Accelerator

ted-friedTed Fried

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This project uses a Teensy 4.0 and a small PCB as a ROM Emulator
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Teensy ROM Emulator

ted-friedTed Fried

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The first Display using CRTs to display a full color image rather than using a shadow mask or aperture grille.
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The first True Color CRT

trevor-rudolphTrevor Rudolph

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Raspberry Pi Pico with VGA, Sound and Joystick input
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PicoVGA with Joystick Build

land-boardscomland-boards.com

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Project uses the MCL86 FPGA 8088 core and 512KB of SRAM to expand and accelerate the IBM PCjr
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MCL86jr - IBM PCjr Accelerator

ted-friedTed Fried

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Matrix display meets motion sensor for fun inertial games. Build one yourself and create your own simulations!
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Dot-Dot-Tilt!

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