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Converting a Scanning Electron Microscope Into a TEM is Surprisingly Easy
A recent project demonstrates how a scanning electron microscope can be converted into a transmission electron microscope with accessible DIY methods, expanding research capabilities.
Custom Watch is on the Case
A DIY enthusiast has created a custom watch using 3D printing for the case, demonstrating a modular design with off-the-shelf components, sparking interest in the maker community.
I Heard This Aluminum Foil Hack Deters Pests — Here’s What Happened When I Tried It
A homeowner tests a popular aluminum foil trick to deter garden pests; results show the hack is ineffective due to wind and lightweight foil.
Behold a 60 Hz Refresh Rate E-ink Monitor
A new E-ink monitor with a 60Hz refresh rate has been developed, challenging assumptions about E-ink’s speed limitations and opening new use cases.
Hackaday Podcast Ep 373: GPS, Danger In Space, and Robby the Robot
Hackaday Podcast Ep 373 reveals that GPS satellites have broadcast secret messages for 20 years, discusses space dangers, and features Robby the Robot 3D print project.
The Air Position Indicator for the B-29
Researchers have uncovered and restored the Air Position Indicator for the B-29, showcasing a complex mechanical computer used for flight navigation.
Homebrew Macropad Looks Good
A DIY macro pad featuring an RP2040, OLED display, encoder, and QMK firmware showcases impressive customization potential, sparking interest among enthusiasts.
Deeply optimized MSX emulation on ESP32-S3 with VGA output
A project achieves highly optimized MSX emulation on the ESP32-S3, supporting VGA output and audio, pushing retro gaming on affordable hardware.
A Century-Old Pillar Maker Is Closing
The American Wood Column Corporation, a historic maker of ornamental woodwork, is shutting down after over a century, citing aging staff and sourcing challenges.
