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» I wouldn't. Steel wool can be flammable.
» Awesome. Thank you for the kind words. I'll add your suggestion into the instructable…
» That, sir, is an excellent use of pre-existing products. As a bonus, I'd imagine it's …
» Yes and no, you need to shield from external voltages. The simplest way is to make the…
» Thought I'd be nice enough to include a link about the capacitive type...Capacitive Sen…
» If the foam is non-conducting, it's a capacitive pressure sensor. These are used more …
» I also couldn't help but thinking "poor breadboard". Excessive current can be very des…
» oh yeah - and cheaper floors
» not really... think about your roof, it's plywood
» I'm sure it wouldn't hurt - but you should check the data sheet of the 5V components to…
» Awesome. Thank you for the kind words. I'll add your suggestion into the instructable…
» That, sir, is an excellent use of pre-existing products. As a bonus, I'd imagine it's …
» Yes and no, you need to shield from external voltages. The simplest way is to make the…
» Thought I'd be nice enough to include a link about the capacitive type...Capacitive Sen…
» If the foam is non-conducting, it's a capacitive pressure sensor. These are used more …
» I also couldn't help but thinking "poor breadboard". Excessive current can be very des…
» oh yeah - and cheaper floors
» not really... think about your roof, it's plywood
» I'm sure it wouldn't hurt - but you should check the data sheet of the 5V components to…
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May 8, 2009. 5:04 PMarthujt
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Your hot air unit is cool... you can get soldering pencils that you can modify at www.harborfrieght.com for under 5 bucks. I recently bought two of them and made a pair of hot tweezers for smd repairs. cost me about 20 bucks and saved about 50 bucks. Thanks for the instructable...
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