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Weekly Roundup #65 - New Maker Products - News

Weekly Roundup #65 - New Maker Products - News

So, this week’s Roundup Of Maker Products is a bit different. Instead of scripting it all, I’m just going to wing it and see how it turns out. Should be interesting.

Weekly Roundup #64 - New Maker Products

Weekly Roundup #64 - New Maker Products

So much has happened recently that the Roundup of New Maker Products is split into two. This is all the rest of the stuff. So, go and hide your wallets!

Weekly Roundup #63 - New Maker Products

Weekly Roundup #63 - New Maker Products

So much has happened recently that the Roundup of New Maker Products is split into two. This is all the Crowd Funding and Tindie stuff. So, go and hide your wallets!

Weekly Roundup #62: New Maker Products // News

Weekly Roundup #62: New Maker Products // News

Aaaaand back in 3. 2. 1. The first Weekly Roundup of the year and we’re already seeing some really cool things happening in the SBC space. Oh and there’s also some other cool things.

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Building an IMSAI 8080 replica - ultimate retro computing.

Building an IMSAI 8080 replica - ultimate retro computing.

The IMSAI8080 was a pretty special machine, mainly because it was considered the very first “clone” computer, being sold in kit form in the mid 70s. This is the buildout of one of the better IMSAI8080 clones around.

Building a LitePlacer: An Open Hardware pick and place machine - Review

Building a LitePlacer: An Open Hardware pick and place machine - Review

At some point in your Maker career you will inevitably get to the point where you want to make a bunch of PCBs but doing them by hand is tedious and prone to error. This is where the LitePlacer comes in.

The Raspberry Pi4: The good, the bad & the ooops! - Review

The Raspberry Pi4: The good, the bad & the ooops! - Review

So, the Pi4 has been around for a while now, but has the Pi Foundation fixed all those nagging issues and does it live up to everyone’s expectations?

Nano Pi M4: Can an SBC get any better? - Review

Nano Pi M4: Can an SBC get any better? - Review

The NanoPi M4 has been around for some time now. However, this is one SBC that I hadn’t gotten around to reviewing. So, what makes this board so special? Let’s find out.

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How to use WS2812 LEDs - A simple Wiffy counter in GoLang - Project

How to use WS2812 LEDs - A simple Wiffy counter in GoLang - Project

The WS2812 RGB LED is a pretty popular device that’s been around for a long time. In this video I’ll cover what they are, how to drive them from 3.3v logic and even throw in a simple GoLang library to control them from a Raspberry Pi which will display a count of wiffies! What more could you ask for?

Build a Pi Zero W pocket projector! // Project

Build a Pi Zero W pocket projector! // Project

Ever wanted a really small and cheap projector that can fit in your pocket? Here’s a quick project to make a Raspberry Pi Zero W based pocket projector.

Build an MQTT based RGB LED panel! // Project

Build an MQTT based RGB LED panel! // Project

This quick project shows you how to build an MQTT controlled RGB LED matrix panel in under 30 minutes, but I reckon it should take you a lot less.

The Christmas Tree Game 2017 (Live)

The Christmas Tree Game 2017 (Live)

Mick’s Christmas Tree Game 2017 - This time it’s bigger and better.

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Maker Speed Run Day 6: Did I do it?

Maker Speed Run Day 6: Did I do it?

Maker Speed Run Day 3: Design, Build & Sell a PCB Maker product in under a week

Maker Speed Run Day 3: Design, Build & Sell a PCB Maker product in under a week

Maker Speed Run: Design, Build & Sell a PCB Maker product in under a week - Day 1

Maker Speed Run: Design, Build & Sell a PCB Maker product in under a week - Day 1

LinuxFu #03: Basic navigation and permissions

LinuxFu #03: Basic navigation and permissions

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MickMake Mail #47: Khadas VIM3, Leez P710, EraSynth.

MickMake Mail #47: Khadas VIM3, Leez P710, EraSynth.

After a bit of a break, the MickMake channel is back in action for 2020. Hindsight is great and clearly, I have a vision for 2020 that includes resolutions like 1080p Kicking off the year with a mailbag!

MickMake Mail #46: LoRaWAN, PiJuice & dumpster diving.

MickMake Mail #46: LoRaWAN, PiJuice & dumpster diving.

MickMake Mail #45: ScreenBeam, Omega LTE, Obsidian ESP & Somu

MickMake Mail #45: ScreenBeam, Omega LTE, Obsidian ESP & Somu

MickMake Mail #44: DIY reflow oven, ESP32 & beginning to hack a SIM800C

MickMake Mail #44: DIY reflow oven, ESP32 & beginning to hack a SIM800C

Mates' Links

A couple of mates I've picked up along the way. Check them out!

Kean Electronics - IT and electronics consulting who owns an Aladdins Cave of fantastic stuff.
Peter Scargill - Peter has a great electronics blog, where he gets stuck into cool stuff.
Dave Jones - Everyone knows Dave.
Maker's Muse - Angus is the king of 3D printing.
Robots & Dinosaurs - Gavin Smith the evil mad scientist, (minus the evil bit).

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