I2C Mini Shield

The proto shield I’d wired up for the LCD experiments was getting a bit full and I needed to wire up my rotary sensor board so rather than try and add yet another item to it I thought I’d make
Response Welding Gas Monitoring
At the end of last month I posted an idea about monitoring welding gas levels. Jeff Baker from Home Built Workshop responded on twitter to say that he’d had some successful experiments feeling for a temperature difference to find the
Magnetic Sensor Test Rig

Rather than try and combine the electronics and metal work into one setup I thought I’d build a test rig for the magnetic sensor board that I soldered up the other week. This will allow me to prove the circuitry
Folding

This week I attended the Makers’ Guild meetup entitled “‘NOT 3DPrinting’ – less hyped but exciting maker technologies”. We had two speakers, Jamie Elliot of JAILmake who told about his designing and making projects and Gregory Epps of Robofold who
Simple light for drill

It’s not an issue at this time of year but in the autumn and winter it gets a bit gloomy in the Workshopshed even with the lights on. For that reason I knocked together this simple work light. The parts
Quality Threads

Cutting screw threads in the lathe is one of the more advanced techniques you can try in your home workshop. But how do you know if it has been done correctly? Although it is tempting to just try fitting the
Tiny chip Soldering

As part of my investigation into alternative solutions for my digital rotary table I thought I’d have a look at the AS5048B a clever little chip with 4 hall effect magnetic sensors and some digital signal processing. This allows it
Welding Gas Monitoring

I noticed at the weekend when I was welding that the pressure on my 10L argon canister was less than I remembered it being. I wondered if it might be time to visit Weld Air Supplies in Dunstable to get
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Metal sculpture in brass, mounted on an 1800s French Coin





