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- BenC37 made the instructable Image Recognition With TensorFlow on Raspberry Pi
- BenC37 commented on Jezan's instructable Airgun pellet mould from cheap pliersView Instructable »
3/8 inch works for .177 caliber pellets, nice work on keeping it simple! I will have to make a pair and try it with aluminum for testing. cheers!
- BenC37 commented on BenC37's instructable Gasifier ForgeView Instructable »
Used the forge to finish off a scouting project. We made coins from cans the boys collected. The had a blast.
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- BenC37 commented on Jordy_k04's instructable Soda can fish hookView Instructable »
Similar, using a multi tool, cut from one side, fold top in half, bend remaining into hook, run line between fold, wrap at thin part and finish off. Works for turtles, frogs, bluegill, crappie, and perch.add a bug or additional tab to flavor it or make it flash.
- BenC37 commented on Josehf Murchison's instructable Anti gravity Machine
I like this as a fairly high frequency beginning to a shake light or shake charger. The multi point setup would allow for series and parallel arrangements so that you could power a phone or a 12V batt, many nice adaptations available from this idea.
View Instructable »Found some dime size coin tunes, they are plastic with screw tops, once I get some 1/2" magnets I will have to rig it up and share.
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- BenC37 commented on UtkarshS8's instructable An Idea to Increase the Efficiency of Solar Panel and to Research on the Air Conditioning System From Same Solar Panel Itself.View Instructable »
indeed the panels work better when cooler, and water is an easy way to use some of the heat, while efficiency as a water heater is minimal it is handy to have some warm water, and having more power to say use with a 12V pump as a roof rack shower for the kids is great, especially at the beach, camping, or anywhere they may need washed off, like everywhere.
- BenC37 commented on adriane_macer's instructable Simple Parabolic Solar CookerView Instructable »
Great use of a reflector, and congrats on keeping the parabolic shape simple. an idea for simplicity would be using a corner shot reflector instead. There is a marginal loss of focused energy with a corner shot over parabolics, but the added simplicity makes for quicker setup and easier maintenance. comparatively a round parabolic dish would have greater advantage for larger applications, like making nachos in the desert. Excellent concepts, keep it up.
- BenC37 commented on Joerg Engels's instructable Survival Tin Can SawView Instructable »
versatility is amazing, I will have to try
- BenC37 commented on Jordy_k04's instructable Soda can fish hookView Instructable »
I have done this in the past, look at making the top of your hook smaller, and it will be easier to catch something, rather than only monsters. further you can use another pop tab as a spinner or spoon, and a strand of 550 cord guts, run through the spinner, and tied to the head of the hook. this tied to the end of you hiking stick or pop bottle make a decent rig.
- BenC37 commented on BenC37's instructable Gasifier Forge
The forge aspect is hot, without the base and top, it is a nice portable fire too.
View Instructable »Fair enough, thanks for looking
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- BenC37 posted an instructable Gasifier Forge
Long story short, start with the latest Raspbian. I spent 2 days using Jessie, and needless to say using old tutorials, so if you attempt this, and I highly recommend you do, as it is a fascinating starter project, Start fresh from the beginning, with the latest version of Raspbian, and all the latest packages of everything. Doing it right from the beginning, took a total of about 3 hours, including setting up the 3.5" pitft touch screen. Then dive into the challenge of making the deep learning code all your own. If you haven't yet, invest in a new RPI3B+ with the WiFi and Bluetooth built in. It makes everything much easier, and has the x64 bit architecture that revolutionizes this $35 pocket PC.