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microman171

Date Joined:Jun 15, 2006
Instructables:3
Total Views:103,531
Subscribers:9
Topics:2
Comments:366

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I'm a proud kiwi, and I have many kiwi traits. Us kiwis, we're modest, you wont catch one of us skiting about our achievements for years. We have our ingenuity, how many great inventions come from (way) down under?

Me personally? I like electronics. On my blog, all you will see is talk about 'what's on the bench'. This bench is a $35 workbench I have in my room. It cost $34 for the MDF top, and $1 for the brackets on the lone leg. The other two sides are wall mounted baby!

I really love art, I'm not one of those crazy people, who come up with crazy ideas. I just like art. You seen BEAM robots? There is an art that anyone can do! Bending wire is easy. Drawing\painting\sculpting? No so easy...

I don't know if anyone has read\will ever read my 'blurb', but I think I've said enough =)

Interests
Electronics, BEAM, Driving, Guitar, Metal( music) , Python, Computers, Instructables

Location
New Zealand

Web Site
http://danbrain.blogspot.com/

Gender: GUY

Instructables

High Powered Spud Gun Ignition/Thick blue spark creator by microman171

How to: Make a simple Crystal Radio by microman171

Fly Trap by microman171

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Forum Topics

last post by Aeshir

5 years ago

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Feature Request

posted 5 years ago in Square Pegs

last post by nodoubtman

6 months ago

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PIC BASIC PRO - Need somebody to compile for me

posted 5 years ago in Square Pegs

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» Hey Colin,I'm working on my own digital pedal based on the PIC18F26J11 (Just what I had…
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» I don't think you understand the concept of a foxhole radio at all. It is a receiving …
» Would be good if you linked to some of your favourite guitar pedal websites... I have …

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May 4, 2008. 11:23 PMGavabc123 says:

hey your from matamata as well

May 5, 2008. 9:41 PMmicroman171 (author) says:

WOW! Now THAT is weird!! seeing a new zealander from the same town on and international site

May 5, 2008. 10:25 PMGavabc123 says:

um...yes it is weird

May 6, 2008. 1:31 AMmicroman171 (author) says:

so what are your interests?

Dec 21, 2009. 4:43 PMtimmi says:

ha im in matamata too

Dec 21, 2009. 5:57 PMmicroman171 (author) says:

Okay.

May 6, 2008. 12:42 PMGavabc123 says:

i go to school

Jan 15, 2009. 7:52 PMBOXHARD says:

Hows it going, Micro? Still dabbling with pyro?

Jan 15, 2009. 11:21 PMmicroman171 (author) says:

Nah, too dangerous for me. I am sick of all the burns and such. Lost my eyebrow once (mind you that was with a spud gun...)

Jan 29, 2007. 3:29 PM

ewilhelm says:

Thanks for sharing your project, and welcome to Instructables! Let me know if you have any questions.