Finsihed off Tog 2.0 sign made from straigth steel and bending around form in picture below, then branded onto block of wood.
Bending form, we found doing very small bends was best way of doing this.
The Dublin Hackerspace
Finsihed off Tog 2.0 sign made from straigth steel and bending around form in picture below, then branded onto block of wood.
Bending form, we found doing very small bends was best way of doing this.
In this Paddy’s Day themed workshop participants will be shown the steps involved in etching a PCB, basic surface mount soldering and will have a choice of Shamrock kits to assemble.
40 LED Shamrock – €12 Members, €14 Student/Unwaged, €16 General Public
68 LED Shamrock – €24 Members, €28 Student/Unwaged, €32 General Public
LED Shamrock Badge – €14 Members, €17 Student/Unwaged, €20 General Public
Most of these kits involved only basic surface mount soldering techniques, which even beginners should be able to handle. Additional kits from previous workshops will also be available.
We where able to print one of the Urinals for http://flanagankev.posterous.com/
Also check out http://robmyers.org/weblog/ for more details on this project
Check out Video of it printing once again
Air compressed can crusher crushes and drops into bin.
Made from few bits of wood and threaded bar.
Check out version 1.0 http://www.tog.ie/2010/12/crusher/
Our cupcake arrived in The Perth Artifactory, here’s the video of the results.
The scores were very generous thanks, even though the postal system didn’t result in the cupcake arriving in the best condition.
They also have blog post about it here.
Update.
The cupcake from Alpha One Labs arrived and here is the opening video. We’ve also added some photos to the gallery.