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This week on Maker Update: putting your crutches into high gear, Rome’s Call for Makers, hacking business cards, glowing looms, and the mother of all Roombas.
+Show Notes [Maker Update Ep.383]+
=Project of the Week=
Homemade Multi-Functional Electric Crutch by Handy Geng 0:27
• ENG)自製多功能電動拐杖！Homemade...
=News=
Call for Makers at Maker Faire Rome 2:09
makezine.com/article/maker-ne...
Hackaday 2024 Business Card Contest 2:42
hackaday.io/contest/195949-20...
=More Projects=
Loom by ATELIER-E (Christian Losert and Daniel Dalfovo) 3:13
www.atelier-e.net/works/loom
Turning a Shop Vac into a Super-Roomba by Clay Builds 4:13
• Turning a Shop Vac int...
=Tips & Tools=
The Different Types of Galvanized Steel 5:17
www.core77.com/posts/132034/E...
Bantam Tools NextDraw 5:57
www.evilmadscientist.com/2024...
Everything You Need To Know About Neopixels by TechnoChic 6:21
• Choosing NeoPixels For...
=DigiKey Spotlight=
How to Mod Your 3D Printer to Create Timelapse Videos by The Byte Sized Engineer 6:43
• How to mod your 3D pri...
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Great roundup!👏 Thanks for sharing my NeoPixel video - I hope more people discover how fun it is to program LEDS!✨
"Any project will be improved with the addition of Neopixels," says just about any maker anywhere. Great show!
Thanks Donald, great job as always. I can't imagine flying internationally with all the crap I would need to show at a Maker Faire
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That is a challenge, but it's an engineering and logistics problem that can be solved. Last time I did one I took just one project, my RC tricycle, and found a way to break it down into a suitcase (along with my clothes!). I had to source my own Lipo batteries when I landed, but that was sort of a fun challenge too. Bottom line -- you'd don't need to bring everything! Maybe there's just one, crowd-pleaser project you can take over and show off.