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Complete Your Profile- Parky1972 commented on videoschmideo's instructable Etch a Circuit Board With Kitchen Supplies8 months ago
- Parky1972 commented on MissionCritical's instructable OLED I2C DISPLAY WITH ARDUINO Tutorial 8 months ago
View Instructable »Can I recommend the U8g2lib in preference to the Adafruit library.It is MUCH smaller than the Adafruit library.A little faster too I think.
- Parky1972 commented on tyamat's instructable Doing Payments With a Sonic Screwdriver9 months agoView Instructable »
I love the idea.I just wonder how many shop owners are going to go..."Woah woah there?! What are you going?!":)
- Parky1972 commented on magpiesmiscellany's instructable Glowing Eye Portraits10 months agoView Instructable »
UV LEDs might be the way to go to get that 'not quite right' look.
- Parky1972 commented on jejl's instructable A Back to the Future Clock11 months agoView Instructable »
Looks amazing!I hope you get to post the code up soon as I can't code in Python at all.So would not be able to re-create it.I assume that this would run happily on a standard Raspberry Pi 1?
- Parky1972 commented on Matlek's instructable Bottles to Jars11 months ago
I'll be honest.I rarely vote for Instructables in the competitions.However.Having read a particular comment which said your instructable was difficult to follow and irrelevant.I have voted for you.
View Instructable »I too have not used PETG.But I understand it is VERY difficult to glue. So a one piece ring and hinge design might be a better idea for PETG prints.
- Parky1972 commented on Creativity Buzz's instructable LED DRAWING PAD1 year ago
Why not use an led strip instead of individual led's?Easier to wire up.
View Instructable »I recon he used the charging module to act as a voltage dropper for the leds.As stated a resistor would be cheaper.Or. Just connect an old lipo phone battery and make it wireless. ☺
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You can buy 12% Hydrogen Peroxide quite easily.I bought some from a seller on Ebay, it's food grade but works just as well. I've not tried it for etching.