«
Expand/Collapse
13 items tagged "ryan"
Related tags:
tool [+],
home [+],
arduino [+],
Wireless [+],
zero effort [+],
workbench [+],
wifi [+],
wall [+],
university grad [+],
twitter [+],
turret [+],
turntables [+],
turnaround time [+],
tubular [+],
tub [+],
touchscreen interface [+],
timer [+],
styrofoam [+],
spice [+],
spaduino [+],
space power [+],
space [+],
solution [+],
sled races [+],
sketch [+],
ryan palser [+],
ryan ohara [+],
ryan guerra [+],
roomies [+],
rgb leds [+],
quality boards [+],
project [+],
production [+],
printer [+],
pov [+],
portal [+],
pilot screen [+],
pill reminder [+],
pill boxes [+],
pill [+],
peripherals [+],
pcbs [+],
pcb [+],
palm pilot [+],
o hara [+],
motorcycle trips [+],
mile [+],
medical [+],
masquerade party [+],
masquerade mask [+],
masquerade [+],
mask [+],
mario cup [+],
luge track [+],
luge [+],
location [+],
lens assembly [+],
led [+],
kitchen [+],
jets [+],
jeff walsh [+],
jake [+],
iphone [+],
instructable [+],
inkjet [+],
houston resident [+],
houston [+],
hot tub [+],
hero [+],
hackaday [+],
green [+],
grad student [+],
gps [+],
google maps [+],
google [+],
giant hill [+],
etch [+],
epson printer [+],
epson [+],
effort [+],
diy [+],
display [+],
digital [+],
cylinder [+],
crusher [+],
craig [+],
copper clad board [+],
copper [+],
controller data [+],
colorado [+],
cannihilator [+],
can crusher [+],
cameras [+],
camera [+],
breakout [+],
box [+],
bondo [+],
hacks [+]
-
-
6:01
»
Hack a Day
When it comes to making PCBs at home really quickly, there’s not much to improve upon with [Ryan]‘s bodged up Epson printer that prints an etch mask directly on a piece of copper clad board. Like most of the direct to copper PCB printer conversions we’ve covered ( 1, 2, 3 ), [Ryan]‘s build relied on an [...]
-
-
7:17
»
Hack a Day
[Ryan]‘s cylinder POV display is an amazing piece of work. Right now it’s impressive sitting on his workbench, but we’re sure it would be astonishing hanging above the middle of a dance floor. There are 64 RGB LEDs on this display and they’re certainly bright enough to liven up any space. Power is provided through a slip [...]
-
-
7:01
»
Hack a Day
[Ryan] and the roomies decided that a hot tub was just what they needed to spice up the place. They hit Craig’s List and found one for the right price. After acquisition and setup they were pleased to find that the jets and pump worked great. But you’re not going to want to stick as [...]
-
-
10:01
»
Hack a Day
[Ryan] sent in a little project he’s been working on. After he got his hands on a pair of DJ Hero controllers, he figured he needed to pull controller data off them. After plugging in his two DJ Hero controllers to a breakout board, [Ryan] discovered the turntables communicate on an I2C bus. A Teensy [...]
-
-
7:01
»
Hack a Day
Like all of us, [Ryan] is tired of waiting for board production houses. To reduce some of that turnaround time, he modded an Epson inkjet into a PCB printer. The Instructable of his build is extremely thorough and it looks like he’s getting some quality boards out of his project The build started off by [...]
-
-
4:02
»
Hack a Day
Not satisfied with the traditional daily pill boxes, [Ryan] set out to build his own. According to his article, these particular pills had to be taken every three days, and he wanted a solution that required “zero effort.” Although one might question whether his solution actually took this amount of effort, the build came out [...]
-
-
10:10
»
Hack a Day
What do you do when you can’t afford broadband and no-cost WiFi is just out of reach? That was the problem Rice University grad student [Ryan Guerra] was tasked with solving. A local Houston resident could barely tap into the free service offered in her area, so [Ryan] set out to extend the signal’s range [...]
-
-
11:01
»
Hack a Day
[Ryan Palser] wrote in to tell us about his Portal Turret. [Ryan] set about making this Portal 1 style turret by first carving a Styrofoam form, bondo and waxing then casting molds of the various components. Anyone interested in mold making (like us) should check out all the pictures and comments in the stream. The [...]
-
-
15:45
»
Hack a Day
In Colorado, amateur luge competitions are serious business. Every winter, [Ryan's] friends dig a long luge track through the many feet of snow that occupies their yard, and have competitive sled races to see who can make it down the giant hill in the least time. They call it the Mario Cup, after one of [...]
-
-
5:05
»
Hack a Day
[Ryan] whipped up this robotic masquerade mask to wear to his wife’s art opening / masquerade party, and its pretty wild. The prominent feature of this mask is a scavenged lens assembly from a typical point n shoot style camera, which is still connected to its electronics so it can go through its off and [...]
-
-
10:00
»
Hack a Day
[Ryan O'Hara] built a location tracker he could use on motorcycle trips. Ostensibly this is to give his wife piece of mind be we think that was an excuse to play with GPS and SMS. To stand up to the trials of the road [Ryan] took his breadboarded prototype to the next level, using a [...]
-
-
13:00
»
Hack a Day
This box will crush your cans and deposit them in the bin below. Branded the Cannihilator, [Jeff Walsh] built this with his two sons, [Jake] and [Ryan]. Early hacking eduction is important if they want their future projects to be regular Hackaday features.
The crushing power is provided by a solenoid pneumatic ram. As seen in [...]
-
-
10:50
»
Hack a Day
[Ryan] and his wife wanted to have a touchscreen interface in the kitchen to store their recipes and for various music, video, and Internet entertainment. We know where they’re coming from, we’re quite tired or cleaning flour (or worse!) off of our palm pilot screen after baking. The display you see on the wall is [...]