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sábado, 5 de agosto de 2017

Uma Hoverboard! E Geometria 3D, Maker's Muse, um Analizador Wi-Fi, e um Microscópio de 1 Dólar!

Fácil de fazer, divertidíssimo, eis um Skateboard com base Hovercraft!
Uma bela ideia para fazer, neste Verão:





Hoverboard
mr_fid

Prototype Hoverboard for children.
This is a fairly quick build of a prototype hoverboard. It’s basically a hovercraft with the forward propulsion provided by your foot like a skateboard, it uses two 65mm Electric Ducted Fans (EDF’s) to provide the lift, these are each driven by a 30 Amp ESC and the battery supply if via two 3 cell Lipo’s.
























Na eterna busca de coisas para imprimir em 3D, eis uma achega, que tal, este programa, Structure Synth, que engendra uns sólidos 3D fascinantes?









3D Printing impossible geometries with Structure Synth

Maker's Muse
How I used Structure Synth to 3D Print incredibly detailed code driven patterns on my Prusa i3 Mk2 3D Printer - It's tonnes of fun!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VHV--A9xCc













Essa Dica ali acima, veio deste Canal Youtube muito interessante para tudo a ver com Impressão 3D, Maker's Muse, vão ver que está cheio de material impecável:







What is Maker's Muse?

Maker's Muse is a Technology based YouTube channel with a focus on 3D Printing technology. It focuses on creating content involving the three core values of Maker's muse; Create, Innovate and Educate.















Isto de "zonas Wi-Fi", às vezes, é só conversa...
Para saberem as condições de recepção Wi-Fi, eis um Projecto bacano, esta Analizador de Sinal de Bolso!






Portable WiFi Analyzer
陳亮

This instructables shows how to use a Tic Tac sweet box make a portable WiFi Analyzer.

http://www.instructables.com/id/Portable-WiFi-Analyzer/














E termino por hoje com este meritório e simples projecto, como fazer das vossas Câmaras, Microscópios, gastando 1 Dólar, mais ou menos.
Ciência para todos.




The $1 Pocket Microscope - Explore the World Around You at 80x and 140x!
anisotropy

Microscopes let you explore the world around you at a small scale. With this $1 3D printed microscope, you can see tiny things in amazing detail! Looking at insects, plants, and even dirt close up can be fascinating.
I've already seen firsthand how impactful inexpensive tools for scientific exploration can be. I started this design about two months ago when I wanted a cheap microscope to bring with me to Liberia, where I participated in a program training science teachers. Some of the teachers, particularly those from rural areas, had never used a microscope before. Using this very Pocket Microscope was the first time they saw the microscopic world firsthand!

http://www.instructables.com/id/The-1-Pocket-Microscope-Explore-the-World-Around-Y/








segunda-feira, 18 de março de 2013

Acendedor de Churrascada, Electricidade mais barata, um Modelo de Hovercraft, uma Sanfona em Papel, e mais rodas Dentadas

Alô, Brasil! 
Uma notícia, cortesia do nosso Amigo Inventor, José Abrahão, cá vai uma Engenhoca para chamar as atenções, para as vossas Chrrascadas ao ar livre...

À Engenhocas! MUÁHÁHÁHÁ!

Também dará para afugentar Onças, mas não tenho a certeza... 
Agora que penso nisso, todos os Cineastas e Cenógrafos de Fim-de-semana, mais as Escolas de Samba, Festas Tradicionais, etc. poderão usar isto como adereço, nas suas Obras de Arte ao vivo, com as devidas e indispensáveis Medidas de Segurança.


Moose/Bear Repellent aka FLAME THROWER
PDRWLSN
The idea for this project was born from trying to get our campfires started with kindling and wood so wet we couldn't get them to burn with dry paper. Sure charcoal lighter would work but where's the fun in that?

Please don't be misled by the term Moose/Bear Repellent, I only used it to create more interest. It probably wouldn't deter a bear that was intent on inflicting harm. If anyone wishes to visit Alaska to enjoy the great outdoors, I would recommend some sort of bear deterrent. Be advised a big ol' can of pepper spray isn't always effective, they have even been seen licking it from the ground. Making plenty of noise or an occasional blast on a portable air horn while you're hiking will keep surprise encounters to a minimum. As for the moose, beware, they usually aren't afraid of anything and would love a chance to bully you for your snacks, or for no reason at all.  
  

http://www.instructables.com/id/MooseBear-Repellent-aka-FLAME-THROWER/







Electricidade a partir da Diferença de Salinidade nos Estuários dos Rios, pode estar mais perto de ser uma realidade práctica, com este avanço no seu até agora fraco rendimento:



Nanotubes boost potential of salinity power as a renewable energy source

Darren Quick

In November 2009, Norwegian state owned electricity company Statkraft opened the world’s first osmotic power plant prototype, which generates electricity from the difference in the salt concentration between river water and sea water. While osmotic power is a clean, renewable energy source, its commercial use has been limited due to the low generating capacities offered by current technology – the Statkraft plant, for example, has a capacity of about 4 kW. Now researchers have discovered a new way to harness osmotic power that they claim would enable a 1 m2 (10.7 sq. ft.) membrane to have the same 4 kW capacity as the entire Statkraft plant.












E algo para alegrar a Malta, um impecável Hovercraft Tele-comandado, a partir de meia-dúzia de Materiais, ora aqui está algo para ter uma desculpa para passar uns momentos ao Ar livre...

How to make a RC Hovercraft  
sjors073

A while ago I posted an instructable of my radio controlled hovercraft, which you can see here:
http://www.instructables.com/id/RC-Hovercraft/

I hope you liked it, some of you asked me to make an step by step instructable. I thought that was a good idea and I decided to make one.
In this instructable I will show you how I build my hovercraft, powered by electric motors and controlled by a radio transmitter. I hope you learn from it so you can make it too.













Rob Ives volta a surpreender-nos com esta Sanfona em Papel, se algo existe de interesse, por aí, ele vai, e faz uma versão em Papel!



Make Your Own Paper Squeeze Box Accordion

A working paper squeeze box accordion to print out and make. It only plays two notes but hey, it works and it is made from paper!
Members can download the parts for free as usual, non-members can download the parts file for £2.50 from the link above. The file comes as a coloured and no-coloured version.











Este Instructable é engraçado, mas é bem mais do que isso, dá-vos mais uma maneira de fazerem Rodas Dentadas, desta vez, só com alguns cálculos, um Berbequim, e uma Lima:




Geared Candleholder 
tinkertinker

This project is a candleholder with three gears and parallel action arms which move the candles up and down at different rates.It is made from aluminum plate and uses tea lights or small floating candles. The design and the variable gearing make it a playful device.
I Make gears basically by drilling holes in a circle, and then cutting away excess material so that the holes become the "valleys" between teeth. The diameter of the circle that passes through the center of each tooth (the Pitch Circle), is calculated by the formula shown below.

Also note the additional holes marked "#25". These are mounting holes for the connecting rods that join to the parallel arms. They need to be drilled with a #25 drill bit, and then tapped with a 10-24 tap to accept the shoulder bolts that act as pivots for the connecting arms.