by Adam on November 13, 2008
WARNING: The following project deals with mains voltage, which can cause serious injury or death. Should you choose to replicate any part of this project I am not responsible for any injury or death that may result.
I wanted a way to easily and safely (or semi-safely) use my multimeter’s current measuring function (ammeter) on 120Vac [...]
by Adam on March 24, 2008
The fine folks at instructables sent me one of their patches as a a “thank you” for featuring my Zero Point Shelf project in their “Weekend Builder Newsletter.” Also in the mail was the copy of “Making Things Talk” that I ordered. Happy Day!
This project reached featured status on instructables and has received over 8,000 views there. It was also listed in the instructables “Weekend Builder” e-mail!
This is an easy and cheap industrialish picture/poster frame I came up with a while back - it uses 1/8″ thick 3/4″ wide flat aluminum stock and some little alligator spring clamps; [...]
by Adam on February 7, 2008
If putting holes in the wall was a game this shelf wouldn’t net you any points.
by Adam on November 23, 2007
Jim Blumenfeld sent me an e-mail detailing his customized Denkimono Alarm Clock/Timer kit.
from the e-mail:
Thought you would enjoy the attached pictures of the Denkimono clock kit. I’ve been working with them on custom programming for my specific application. The next spin of the PCB board will have more mounting holes and provisions to [...]