andrea biffi

I mean slice a cake... you can use a cutter, so to engrave a groove, maybe on both sides, then bending the CD you can brake it along the line.

Your links are awesome! I still cannot believe there is so many people every day in the world examining light spectrum!

My dear,it seems that you didn't get the aura of simplicity which blows gently around this project, but believe me, it's much more simple than you could think. Just make it, with toilet paper tube and the worst audio CD you still own, only your fingers to make the slot... No 3d printed parts, no prints, no technology and no concern at all, it will work great!

Thanks Aeon! You're projects rock too! 👌

Thanks Aeon! You're projects rock too! 👌

Your projects rock too... Damn corrector ;-)

Thanks Aeon! You're projects rock too!

You're right... I couldn't take a good picture but today I will add a sketch!

Thanks Jessy, it's a tool set I built for my optics physics class, we observed many different lamps, it was great.

Thanks that will be super-useful!

It's beautiful Aeon! Well done!

It's strange... my only supposing is that your psu doesn't really give 3A, but less than that when there is a load.

And less than 2A...

Look at my ibles for making a Nixie clock. I love the in-4 tubes which are not more expensive than 4-5 $ each.. but you can buy cheaper very nice tubes for 2$ each... And you can learn to make yourself the PCB with not much money..

Start from here with only one Nixie tube:https://www.instructables.com/id/High-Voltage-Power-Supply-for-Nixie-and-Valve-Tube/

It's awesome! And much larger than a Nixie clock! If you want to build a Nixie clock, I made some one ibles about that, you'll see that it's not expensive and difficult as you believe ;-)

Measures are in one of the first schematics. You should not print the thumbnail. Enlarge the image with one click on it....

Thanks! That will be useful!

Thanks! That will be useful!

Thanks! I'm sorry but for now I cannot upload the SketchUp file.

Angle is not a precise value, you can change it in three positions. You can also make some measure on your body to find optimal angle for yourself.

Wooow it's awesome!

:) i added link to Italian version in first step

Thanks!!

You're welcome!

Thanks! 😁

I'm glad you like it!

You're right... I removed it for the moment, I'll try to make a better and working video. Thanks!

incredible project!

that's nice!!

beaufiful project and instructions!!

beautiful project!

WOW! That makes me proud, and it's exactly what I desired when I published this project. I made same path as your, I learnt a lot with the aim to make by myself a Nixie clock, i didn't knew much about electronics, and after one year or two I made this clock. And I felt in love with nixies! Congrats for your journey!

You're right, I used standard bamboo toothpicks!

No it hasn't, not yet

No it hasn't, not yet 😉

Hi! I hope you managed to find the switch. Unfortunately I also had very problem finding other switches like that... I only had for of them. You should modify a similar switch to make it work... or use some cables to connect your switch to motherboard. Good luck

A maker never becomes old, and neither his instructables ;-)You can use water colours but also acrylic ones, I think to remember they were water colours.

Beautiful! Really a cool project for a school workshop!

I love this clock! Awesome project I will try to make one for sure! Thanks!

Yes! I will give it a try! Now I have some time to experiment and improve projects

Thanks to you Florian, your work is awesome!

Cool! �

Cool! :-)

Ciao Linda, I'm happy you like these boxes, I'm sure you'll make beautiful works!

Thanks to you Florian for your impressive work! I tried to contact you at the time but somehow I didn't manage to. Anyway I will soon ask you for help to set some projects of mine to be developed with that your phyton code. Best wishes for now

That's great! �I think all Instructables community will be glad for that! Thanks very much!

That's great! �I think all Instructables community will be glad for that! Thanks very much!

That's great! �I think all Instructables community will be glad for that! Thanks very much!

This is awesome! I love the TTTT patterns! Well done with the bag too!

Try to use components I chose. 1N914 has a low maximum voltage, for example. search datasheet in Google, you'll find informations about substitutes. Also duty cicle is very important. This circuit works at very high frequency..

nope, I'm sorry...

That's incredible! You're a real master!

Woah this is sooo cool! Thanks for posting!

It's cool