Podcast Notes
Parker
- Reverse Engineering Tools?
- Calipers
- Edge profile gauge
- Dial indicator with radius gauge attachment
- Angle finder/gauge
- Good Scanner?
- 3D printer improvements for the Monoprice Ultimate Maker
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- Stuff it already has
- Internal RaspPi running octoprint
- MicroSwiss metal hot end
- Enclosure
- BLTouch
- Better cable management
- Fixed print surface improvements
- Fan upgrades
- Switch to a faster bed heater?
- Lubrication suggestions?
- Stuff it already has
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Stephen
- Hacking a frequency counter
- 2 new designs at work that are highly dependent on frequency stability
- 3156 Amazon wonder
- Where and how to read values
- Arduino solution?
- Simulation: Arbitrary sources
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- Adding functions to your voltage and current sources
- VCA and controls
- Non-linear circuits
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Rapid Fire Opinion
- A NES Motherboard For The Open Source Generation
- All but two parts are readily available
- CIC lockout chip
- UA6527 cpu
- Reversed pulse wave from the original cpu
- NES Clones Reversed Duty Cycles – Why you should Reject them
- All but two parts are readily available
Copying the profile gauge into Autodesk Fusion 360.
First test 3D printed part to see if the profile matches. It did!
Rear wiper of the wagon. 3D printed a rest for the wiper so it doesn’t rub on the paint.
Iterations of the steering column bezel for the wagon. Mounts two switches.
Final steering column bezel mounted. Parker is really happy how this turned out!
Dial indicator with a radius gauge attachment. Useful for measuring external curved surfaces.
Special thanks to whixr over at Tymkrs for the intro and outro!