How to Make a Playable Record Using a Laser Cutter
Last year we posted about a tutorial by Amanda Ghassaei of Instructables on how to turn MP3s into playable 3D printed records.
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Hackaday Links: Sunday, May 19th, 2013
Laser cutter owners may find this online box design tool which [Jon] built quite useful. It’s got a few more joint options than the Inkscape box ...
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Inhabitat's Week in Green: Sky City One, sub-zero cafe and the world's longest Lego train track
Each week our friends at Inhabitat recap the week's most interesting green developments and clean tech news for us -- it's the Week in Green.
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Engineer Unveils Wood Records Created Using a Laser Cutter
Forget vinyl - engineer Amanda Ghassaei has developed a technique for cutting records into wood! Using a Epilog 120 Watt Legend EXT laser cutter, she ...
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Teachers' Resource: Simple Laser Cutter Projects
If you're like me, you spend ages saving up for a piece of cool kit (or put a lot of effort into getting somebody else to buy cool kit for you), but ...
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Binder Clips with Attitude
Etch words onto binder clips to add some attitude to your office supplies. This is another quick and easy project to make on a laser cutter.
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Laser cutter helps make dual sided PCBs
[Rich Olson] wrote in to share his technique for making dual-sided printed circuit boards using a laser cutter. Unfortunately this still depends on ...
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Homeless to hacker: How the Maker Movement changed one man’s life
A Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur and a Hollywood actor cross paths at a coffee shop in San Francisco’s Financial District.
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CustomKeys
CustomKeys is a customizable, Arduino-based, polyphonic synthesizer. The CustomKeys keyboard uses capacitive touch sensing - each key is made of a ...
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On View | New Provocations From the Belgian Bad Boy Wim Delvoye
In a new Manhattan gallery show, the Belgian artist Wim Delvoye offers a more mature version of his usual pot-stirring antics.
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