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29 Dec, 2009

Electronic Dice Project pt2

Posted by: admin In: PIC Electronic Dice

I managed to put together the circuit for it and I have bought a few kits from maplin over the years and this is the first that has ever worked and it was built from scratch!
I spent about two hours pulling my hair out before I got it running. If you go back to [...]

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29 Dec, 2009

PIC Project Electronic Dice

Posted by: admin In: PIC Electronic Dice

I`ve not had much shop time over the past few days with the run up to Christmas and family stuff but I have had a little time most evening to continue with developing my understanding of coding. I now realise I was nieve to say that I could just build the X axis controller that [...]

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Projects

Aluminium Fountain Pen (2)
Bi-colour LED Blinker (1)
Binary Clock (4)
Boxford Model A Rebuild and Refurbish (1)
Brassy Babe Engine (1)
CNC Router Build (3)
Converting ATX PC Power Supply (2)
EasyPIC6 Dev Board (1)
Elmers #25 Engine (1)
First Homemade PCB - Binary Dice (1)
Fountain Pens (17)
Lathe Carriage Stop (1)
LTD Stirling Engine (6)
Mill 3-axis DRO (2)
PCB UV LED Exposure Unit (2)
PIC Binary Dice Code 12F675 (1)
PIC Electronic Cup & Ball (2)
PIC Electronic Dice (2)
PIC Traffic Lights Code (1)
Quick Indicating Tool for Late (1)
Rocker Engine (1)
Rotary Table CNC Conversion (6)
Skeleton Clock (19)
The Knole DC Receiver Kit Build (1)
The Workshop & Tools (8)
Three Phase Motor on Lathe (1)
Thrust Bearings on Boxford (1)
X-axis Power Feed and PIC controller (4)
X2 Belt Drive Conversion (1)
X2 Mill Repair (1)
Yagi 3 ele VHF antenna (1)

admin: Brian, sorry it is months since you posted this but never the less, I wanted to say thanks for stopping by. And, yes, I do border on obsessive when I
CS: a place to learn draw a pcb? here's... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_BzrDuDYgU
admin: Hi Chris, thanks for looking at my site. Yep, it was good meeting you the other week. Sorry I didn`t see your reply until now. I`m slowly expanding my

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I`ve always wanted to learn more about engineering and electronics and my list of projects both complete and ongoing has been growing over the past few years. I like to document my progress more for my own understanding as much as anything, it helps keep me on track. I hope you can find something of interest to you, my clock building project is my priority but as you can see, I have many other builds I`m working on. Please leave a comment, it is nice to see people are reading!