Submit Projects that I'll Make! (UPDATED w/ Giveaway!) - Yonatan24 Answered

Thanks!

I still haven't learned how to use it, but I'm looking forward to using it! I saw Scott's video yesterday, but I'm not really interested in a gaming console. I should search for Raspberry Pi 3 projects online, I'm sure I'll find a ton of projects :)

I had and idea of something similar to that, but decided not to make it, but I do have a couple LED projects coming soon...

You need a remote control relay, a power supply, and LED's. You can find all of those for pretty cheap on eBay :)

Thanks! I appreciate the information.

reminds me of a jig I saw for laminating snowboards. Technically, a clamp, but capable of making compound curves, iirc. Probably a zillion pounds of force. !

If this is a zillion pounds... What's this?

(It's a bit hard to understand when people are sarcastic over the internet)

if you are willing to paint my house, then I was sincere. If not, then it was a joke.

Ummm...

I don't know how to reply to that...

well, looking at probabilities, with 7 Billion people on earth, and 6 Million in colorado, and I don't know where you live, it is unlikely that you are within commuting distance. Therefore, the greatest likelihood (about 99.9%) is thhat I was joking. If, however, you want some incomplete robotics, ballistics, or sciency projects, and are in the area, lemme know.

If you get a bill for painting services and supplies afterwards, then the joke is on you.

That sounds well... Weird... :)

I think that if I were to draw it now, and finish now, it would be really different already in the beginning of 2017. They're building tons of stuff where I live now!

Sounds interesting. Very interesting, in fact! What are you going to use it for? :)

I downloaded Sketchup about two weeks ago, but still don't know how to use it. I'm not sure how difficult the blueprint needs to be, but if it's something really simple, a member from here might help you. If it's difficult, you might need to take it to a professional, which will probably cost.

I was going to put the link to the forums, but see now that you're already posted one...

Sorry I can't help you, but thanks for the suggestion!

A 3D printer would be awesome! There are fairly low cost kits online (my best way of wording it :)

A CNC Mill has been on my "To-Do" list for several months already. I've already planned it, but I don't have a router. I hope that one of the prizes for tthe summer woodworking contest will be a router, since I don't think my dremel would work really well.

Thanks for the suggestions!

It's been proven that procrastination is one of the traits creative people have in common (true).

There's a group I heard about years ago called "Procrastinators Anomymous". I've been wanting to join, but I just haven't gotten around to it yet. (kind of true)

I wish procrastination was the biggest issue...

I see...

Not exactly...

I get more project ideas than what I can build in my free time, So I have an enormous list... Until I can go to the store and buy "time", I'll probably have a ton of projects...

3 exams every week in school doesn't make anything easier too

Again, Can you PLEASE reply to the comment thread that we were talking about, Instead of starting a new comment?

No, You didn't say anything mean, I just can't understand what you type. Take 10 seconds an go over what you wrote so I can understand...

Sorry about that this phone keyboard is to small;-)

Well technically ur right it's probably not gonna fly and if it does not the well,but what you would get from it is you would have an umbrella that you wouldn't have to hold its Handel ifnu had ur hands full
And drones are "EXPENSIVE" and technically it wouldn't be a useless piece of junk that didn't fly

You would have learned a little from it and probably even enjoyed doing it 2 but thank you anyhow
Beas regards -EG

Using an Arduino for what? For the charger? Can you reply to the comment thread that we were talking about, Instead of starting a new comment? I can't understand to what you're refering...

I can't really understand what you mean...

How to use the LM7805 Voltage Regulator: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=how+t...

Solder a 9V connector from the Battery to the LM7805's input, And a Micro-USB to the output. I'm pretty sure that's it...

Done!

I know how are your skills are...

Soldering? Working with an LM7805 regulator, Do you know how to use it?

Did you measure it? Is it a Ni-Cad?

I think it's called a "9V" because that's the name that people know...

Capacitor? What?

I'm pretty sure rechargeable 9V batteries don't exist, I think they're actually 8.2V

So they can be soldered to a LM7805 Regulator, But they do need their original charger...

I wrote it on your Orangboard...

Both don't work, These batteries can't supply enough current...

actually a 9v can charge an iphone 1/3 of the way

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1838401618/plan-v-the-failsafe-charger-you-cant-leave-home-wi/description

How much does a 9V battery cost? I think around $5 each, So you would pay $15 to have your phone fully charged?

You can buy 18650 (laptop batteries) chargers that charge your phone about half way. They cost `$10 , Are rechargeable, And can charge a phone around half way...

See what I mean?

they are $1 here. and there are rechargeable 9V.