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- schaude completed Robots Class and Modules and Shields5 weeks ago
- schaude completed the lessons Sensors and Servo A-Go-Go! in the class Robots Class3 months ago
- schaude completed the lesson Robot Brains in the class Robots Class3 months ago
- schaude completed the lessons Getting Started With Robots, Basic Electronics Skills for Robotics and Motors and Motion in the class Robots Class3 months ago
- schaude commented on samuel123abc's instructable Arduino Nano CH3405 months ago
- schaude completed the lesson Solar Balloon in the class Solar Class8 months ago
- schaude commented on CraftAndu's instructable Wooden Kazoo [Giveaway]10 months agoView Instructable »
Well done, man! I'm gonna try that soon! Good for me to understand what you are writing here. If I was a winner of your gift I would prefer number 1, 5 or 6 but they all look nice. I think the girls that I would build this tiny, nice and easy to play instrument with will mostly like these combinations of wood colours. Thanks for sharing this with the rest of the world. I'll vote for it in the contest!
- schaude completed the lesson What You'll Learn in the class Arduino Class10 months ago
- schaude commented on macgeek's instructable FINALLY - I Can Always Find My Keys!11 months agoView Instructable »
Good idea, I like it! Just take care of not leaving your USB stick or SD card with data on it close to the magnet in your bag. It could get damaged by the strong magnetic field. The same happened to me two times, now I'm careful with those (useful) tiny magnets...
- schaude enrolled in Table Saw Class11 months ago
- schaude completed the lesson Gather Your (Internet Of) Things in the class Internet of Things Class11 months ago
- schaude enrolled in Internet of Things Class11 months ago
- schaude favorited Building a Easy Grinder Cutting by bezerra_paulopftz1 year ago
- schaude enrolled in Solar Class1 year ago
- schaude enrolled in Intermediate Leatherworking Class1 year ago
- schaude commented on mozkor's instructable Portable Pizza Preparator1 year agoView Instructable »
This looks good! But... why not making a big fire under the whole thing and closing the main opening with a door? In this way, your oven concept would work like an oven by not burning your pizza!
- schaude commented on LaughingSkeleton's instructable Car Camping Window Screens1 year agoView Instructable »
Well done, I love your simple and good solution. People being scared of scraping the car with the magnets can put them into a small piece of shrinking tube and heat it up for shrinking. Then the magnets are perfectly covered for this use, you can separate them more easy for using and they won't destroy each other when clicking together. For sure this will work best with rare earth magnets because the old "fridge magnet" style ferrite magnets maybe aren't strong enough to hold both the screen and tubing between car and magnet. Thanks and good luck!
- schaude completed Circuit Board Design Class1 year ago
- schaude enrolled in Canning and Preserving Class1 year ago
- schaude's entry Fire Starting Air Turbine (BBQ Blower Fan Upcycling Upgrade) is a winner in the Fire Challenge 2017 contest 1 year ago
- schaude's entry Fire Starting Air Turbine (BBQ Blower Fan Upcycling Upgrade) is a finalist in the Fire Challenge 2017 contest 1 year ago
- schaude favorited Joule Jar Lantern by schaude1 year ago
- schaude enrolled in 3D Scanning Class1 year ago
- schaude entered Joule Jar Lantern in the Lights Contest 2017 contest 1 year ago
- schaude commented on schaude's instructable Fire Starting Air Turbine (BBQ Blower Fan Upcycling Upgrade)1 year agoView Instructable »
Well, I'm doing my best... thanks!
- schaude's instructable Fire Starting Air Turbine (BBQ Blower Fan Upcycling Upgrade)'s weekly stats: 1 year ago
- schaude enrolled in Circuit Board Design Class1 year ago
- schaude entered Fire Starting Air Turbine (BBQ Blower Fan) in the Fire Challenge 2017 contest 1 year ago
- schaude commented on schaude's instructable Fire Starting Air Turbine (BBQ Blower Fan)1 year agoView Instructable »
Thank you! :-)
- schaude enrolled in Robots Class1 year ago
- schaude enrolled in Meat Class1 year ago
- schaude completed the lessons Welding Tools and Materials and Welcome to Welding in the class Welding Class1 year ago
- schaude enrolled in Welding Class1 year ago
- schaude favorited Harvest Table by SuperRobin2 years ago
- schaude enrolled in Woodworking Class2 years ago
- schaude completed the lessons Conclusion & Going Further and Welcome to Arduino in the class Arduino Class2 years ago
- schaude enrolled in Arduino Class2 years ago
- schaude completed the lessons Tools and Materials for CNC and Welcome to CNC in the class CNC Class2 years ago
- schaude commented on Mr_Baier's instructable Rings and Chain Fidget2 years agoView Instructable »
I get things tidy when repairing bikes with "wet baby towel" or, for chains even better, the oily alternative product from the local drug store or pharmacy.
- schaude completed the lessons Concrete Finishes, Concrete Finishing, Casting In Pre-made Molds and Mixing + Pouring Concrete in the class Concrete Class2 years ago
- schaude enrolled in Concrete Class2 years ago
- schaude completed the lesson Getting Started with Electronics in the class Electronics2 years ago
- schaude enrolled in Electronics2 years ago
- schaude enrolled in 3D Printing Class2 years ago
As a linux user (Ubuntu / Linux Mint 17) I had difficulties with the cheap Nano with the CH340G chip getting it to work properly - the upload of any code didn't work at all. Of course I had installed the Arduino IDE (apt-get install arduino) but was not able to program the Arduino nano. Then I found in a german web article that from time to time you have to reinstall the IDE after a system update of the kernel, so that the serial USB interface works again. I didn't do it but my Nano started to blink when connected to the USB port so I thought it couldn't be out of order and should work anyhow. After connecting it to USB in the /dev folder you should find a file called ttyUSB0 or ttyUSB1 or so. In my /dev folder I had found it. So I started again, setting the Arduino IDE platform tool me...
see more »As a linux user (Ubuntu / Linux Mint 17) I had difficulties with the cheap Nano with the CH340G chip getting it to work properly - the upload of any code didn't work at all. Of course I had installed the Arduino IDE (apt-get install arduino) but was not able to program the Arduino nano. Then I found in a german web article that from time to time you have to reinstall the IDE after a system update of the kernel, so that the serial USB interface works again. I didn't do it but my Nano started to blink when connected to the USB port so I thought it couldn't be out of order and should work anyhow. After connecting it to USB in the /dev folder you should find a file called ttyUSB0 or ttyUSB1 or so. In my /dev folder I had found it. So I started again, setting the Arduino IDE platform tool menu "Tools" and "Board" to "Arduino Nano w/ATmega328" (in my case) and "Tools" "Serial port" to "/dev/ttyUSB1" (in my case). Now, the code from the "Blink" example in the IDE could be uploaded to the Nano board as it should be and the LED started to blink... it's magic!