Bre Pettis

Bre Pettis

CamBam

Metalab CNC Invaders

I’m at the Metalab in Vienna and the guys here are working with a CNC Router to cut out Invaders! They’re using CamBam, which is an open source program for Windows. – Link Update: after seeing it work, I’m impressed…

Pure Data Facelift

photo credit: aoifejohanna All I’m waiting for to begin work on my monome, are 64 red LEDs and so I’m thinking ahead about programming languages. I don’t speak a programming language, but I may be looking to get started soon…

Microcontroller Study Group Tonight

George and Chu Chu

Tonight, Wednesday October 24th at 7pm, we’ll be meeting at the lemurplex to share projects. Direction Link There will be chance for you to share your work, a short tutorial on servos, and time to set up partnerships for collaborations!…

Fab @ Home

Here’s an interesting vid about the fab@home peeps. – Link Fab@home wiki – Link 3 of these were to be sold at Maker Faire and it looks like only one sold at $2500 – Link

Paper Circuits

Peter Blasser is a circuit bender who publishes his circuits by drawing them out. This makes a lot of sense and makes it easy to see how everything is laid out. Print them out and put them next to your…

8-Step Sequencer

Circuit bending is where you take old toys and turn them into musical instruments. Casperelectronics is one of my favorite circuit bending blogs and Pete Edwards, the author, just posted about a step sequencer he built out of a 555…

Cheapest Arduino Ever

Ok, this thing even has Arduino Clone stamped right on it and it’s $15. Yep, FIFTEEN BUCKS! True, it doesn’t have a usb connection on it but if you’ve got the tx/rx doohicky then you don’t need that anyway, right?…