I've tried to categorize my projects as either "Physical" or "Digital". There is usually some overlap, so think of it as a Venn diagram where some projects will most likely be both.
My wife has this globe garden decoration that hasn't worked for years and I've started fiddling around with it. I'm currently waiting for parts now. Parts are in, but I've hit a snag.
When I started working on the Lucid Gloves, I didn't expect to be sucked into playing with microcontrollers. I've been having fun playing with the ESP32 microtroller and some cheap sensors. I even created a Github repo .
Only a blog post about supplies so far.
As a parent of a video game-playing teenage boy, it is sometime hard to get his attention. This is an ESP32 running a web server with a light attached.
What do you do with hundreds of burnt-out incandescent light bulbs? Save 'em for years until you can think of what to do with 'em. I'm right on schedule.
Currently I'm creating my own slip ring.
A game that I saw at a graduation party that I wanted to enhance. It's pretty low priority. After sitting on it for a year, I finally got around to building it. It's almost complete. Will I actually write anything about it?
A Pug replacement with similar constructs. Not yet visible to the public.
A project to help be track my time at work. I've published a early version (0.1.2) on NPM.
I have a rain train that has stopped working. Water pours out of the bottom. I bought a replacement o-ring but it's too big and doesn't allow the "arms" to spin. I have to go back and try again.
Just some fun I've been having with CSS animations. If something doesn't work for you, I'd love to know.
It started when my wife bought me a tabletop, USB-powered "air conditioner".
I felt obligated to release 1.0.0 of the site when I read on semver.org that if you are in production, you should be at least 1.0. So, I pushed 1.0.0 today. And of course, writing this probably makes me have to bump this up a version. I won't if it's just a new post, but I really don't have posts up yet. So here's to 1.0.1! 🍾
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I designed and printed a thing that would clip to my desk at work and have a hook to hold my headphones. I wanted to keep the cord
from getting tangled up, so I created a groove that would allow for swapping of different other pieces so I could prototype different ideas.I used my "wood" filament which allowed me to lightly sand it in the end and I think it turned out well.
3D printed desk holder for my lockpicks.
3D printed desk stand for my phone.
Dampen the vibrations of my desk fan with this printed device.
My attempt at creating a toothpaste tube squeezer.
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My first iPhone app
ArchiveApp to create iptable entries for managing my kids' internet time.
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Who doesn't need the "official"rules of jinx?
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