By Ben Everard. Posted
As mechanical engineering students, Aseesh Paul Bandaru and Vaishnavi Dabhade needed to demonstrate their skill with CAD to design an object with a series of moving, interlocking parts: an internal combustion engine.
There’s a DC motor and a crankshaft to make the engine work, and the whole thing took over 1 kg of filament. More than that – just look at it: it’s so clean
KOAT0 Portable Terminal
Raspberry Pi 3-powered cyberdeck with a dinky screen
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Raspberry Pi 5: We interview Eben Upton and James Adams
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Helm of Eredin, King of the Wild Hunt
This helmet is from The Witcher series of novels/games/TV adaptations
Arc reactor clock
We love a good Marvel prop around these parts
Pipistrelle bat detector review
Build your own bat detector
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