What did Elliot Williams and Al Williams read on Hackaday last week? Tune in and find out. After a bit of news, [Vik Oliver] chimes in with some deep PLA knowledge. Then the topic changed to pressure advance measurements, SDRs, making super-resolution PCBs with a fiber laser, and more.
Want to 3D print wire strippers? A robot arm? Or just make your own Z-80? Those hacks are in there, too.
For the long articles, we talked about old tech, including the :CueCat and the Iomega Zip Drive. Let us know if you had either one in the comments.
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Interesting Hacks of the Week:
Direct Pressure Advance Measurement For Fast Calibration BambuLab eddy sensorWhy strain gauge?Building A $50 SDR With 20 MHz BandwidthUsing A Fiber Laser To Etch 0.1 Mm PCB Traces Laser Etching Printed Circuit BoardsWhy Are You Still Making PCBs?Supercon 2024: Quick High-Feature Boards With The Circuit GraverBuild This Open-Source Graphics Calculator Build This Open-Source Graphics CalculatorThe Most Intricate Of Freeform Digital Clocks Bend It Like Bhoite: Circuit Sculptures Shatter The Bounds Of FlatlandPicoZ80 Is A Drop-in Replacement For Everyone’s Favorite Zilog CPU 770 Zilog Z80 :: Quicker, easier and cheaper to make your own chip!Retrocomputing For $4 With A Z80
Quick Hacks:
Elliot’s Picks: 3D Printed Wire Stripper Uses PLA Blades Hot Wire StrippersElectric Motorcycles Don’t Have To Be Security Nightmares, But This One WasDemonstrating Gray Codes With Industrial Display3D Printed Robot Arm Built For Learning PurposesAl’s Picks: Arduino Code on My 8051: It’s More Likely Than You ThinkAnalog Video From An 8-Bit MicrocontrollerA Candle-Powered Game Boy For Post-Apocalyptic Tetris
Can’t-Miss Articles:
Retail Fail: The :CueCat DisasterFrom Zip To Nought: The Rise And Fall Of Iomega Storage Media Forgotten
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