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WHAT YOU MEAN SCRAPPY? It does the job right, forget PWM, mosfets, this applies here, KISS, I just made one, used PVC like you, powered by 12V AC 3AMP center tapped transformer, connect 6 volts for regular styrofoam, 12 volts for dense insulation styrofoam, works like a charm, as someone once said "it don't have to look pretty as long as it works".

not my design simply used what i had around, even tore an old hair dryer for the nichrome wire. I used this guy's design https://www.instructables.com/id/Plywood-Hot-Wire-Foam-Cutter/ now that is a cutter so fancy and elegant. With these things we use what we have. my guide uses holes drilled at 1" intervals.

there you go a bloody piece of 2x4 and its done, no 3D printing no laser cutters. as much as i can i prefer to use corrugated paper for proof of concept, its free, strong, and easy to cut. project don,t work out recycle it

made one not as elegant as you guys using a 12V 3AMP AC center tapped transtormer. Two voltages 6volts for regular styrofoam, 12 volts for dense insulation board.

Nice design. I will be making one shortly but not as elegant. I be verrrrrrrrrry jealous

Burning is a NO! NO!. I have a legal smoker in my backyard for smoking sausages. A couple of years ago I was smoking sausages, one of my neighbours called the fire department thinking I was burning leaves. They got to my backyard and saw it was a legal smoker and said no problem here. I gave them a couple of sausages for their trouble. So NO, NO BURNING.

No burning anything in the city. You are only allowed barbeque and smoker

those are old german tomatoes, black krim tomatoes, orange tomatoes, orange gooseberries, and hot chili peppers. they won't go outside until middle of May

I was thinking of posting mine but you beat me to it. One cardboard box is the same as another, LOL. Your light is it homemade or store bought? Last year I made one with red and blue 1 watt LED's.

he probably forgot to include the power to the arduino in the diagram. you can achieve that by using another 9 volt battery and connecting it to the arduino.

he made one using the little board. order an hc05 or hc06 they are the same thing. the resistors you can google for the values. i myself use 110 ohms for R1 and 220 for R2 which will give you 3.33333333 when you do this (220/(220+110)x5 = 3.33333333333. all you have to remember is that R1 is 1/2 of R2.

click on download button to the right of BluetoothRCArduino.ino

try these linkshttp://42bots.com/tutorials/28byj-48-stepper-motor-with-uln2003-driver-and-arduino-uno/https://www.instructables.com/id/BYJ48-Stepper-Mot...https://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-Mini-...they all use uln2003 and you can use their example code to try it

the issue here is not that the drawing is not fine or accurate. Remember these stepper motors are from a DVD player and to read and write a DVD the controller in the DVD player has to be very accurate. If you look at my picture in the I made it, the result is close to his, I am happy as his design is one of the more elegant ones using DVD steppers. You have to play with the code to get more precise.

Sorry to bother you, i have it running but what did you use to create the PokeBall.gcode

i am building it. the carrier he used is plastic so he could cut and glue, i am using this which is aluminum. the space between the wires is 5.4 cm. i don't see a problem with that

ROFL , so they made you create templates. This is the cleanest and clearest instructable on the subject. P.S. i voted for you.

i am currently building it. hopefully this helps

Sorry. The comment was tor your foam cutter project.

Very good instructable. But for your safety and those of others who don't know please STOP!!!! using Li Ion batteries without a protection board. Those things will go POOF and then your project goes up in smoke, BE SAFE.

from parts list acrylic sheet 3mm. if you look at the pictures you can get the measurements.

those squares are 1cm, the rods are 8.5cm, i downloaded the video as a reference, watch the video, it is very helpful, i have been wanting to make one for some time. very well presented and very well detailed.

Hello iTECHKINGI would like very much to give you a solution to your problem. I am good with hardware but not good with programming. Go to this site, he has a write up on RTC,http://randomnerdtutorials.com/guide-for-real-time-clock-rtc-module-with-arduino-ds1307-and-ds3231/

if you are using a 5 volt based arduino you need the following. if using a 3.3 volt based arduino you need the following

0.1 mkF is the same as 0.1uF. Andrey is Russian. mk is micro, F isFarad