1 ALEXA Smart Mirror (New Build)
A build guide that Raspberry Pi hobbyists have followed to make their own smart mirror, including people with little computing background.
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A build guide that Raspberry Pi hobbyists have followed to make their own smart mirror, including people with little computing background.
Suggested as a template for building a portable Bluetooth speaker around an inexpensive amplifier board, and as a guide to where such parts can be found.
A wearable costume build that viewers found inspiring and treat as a rough guide for making a similar one themselves.
Pointed to as a practical guide for building an adjustable bench supply around converter modules, handy for hobbyists equipping a first workspace.
A servo-driven automatic cat feeder made from recycled materials, followed or suggested by people preferring to build their own because its vertical tube and paddle design seems dependable.
GreatScott! builds a nixie tube clock, suggested to people wanting to make their own clock or reuse old tubes for a glowing display.
Linked with almost no comment as an example of a build, so the discussion gives little indication of how good or useful it is.
A detailed John Ward fume extractor project, suggested as a more capable and ambitious option than simple computer fan builds.
Linked with little comment as a build using a stereo potentiometer; discussion centres on part choice, so its wider value is unclear.
William Osman builds a home-made X-ray machine, linked as an example of what is possible, often alongside advice to leave this kind of build to qualified people.
Linked with little comment as an example of a home-built device producing a small measurable thrust, so the evidence says little about its quality.