Tag: Projects

Here’s a little project I’ve been working on – a way to add a glossary to any page. Words in the glossary are subtly underlined, and clicking them will show the definition. This should work on any page, you just need to create a glossary at glossowary.com, add the...

I’ve made a site for sharing your collectables with other collectors – check it out at: https://gadski.com/ It’s come together pretty well and I already have a list of suggestions and improvements to get to work on so go check it out!...

I built a Raspberry Pi and Python powered PACHINKO machine. The build was easy, so you can try it yourself. See the full instructions here....

The final update to the Raspberry Pi/Python powered tank is up – with better code and a more nimble tank....

Tired of breathing in soldering fumes? Here’s how I built an Arduino powered temperature activated extraction fan for LinuxScrew.com...

Another project for LinuxScrew.com – this time using an Arduino to make a morning task checklist with LEDs and toggle buttons....

The thrilling sequel – this time for LinuxScrew.com I write about how I built a browser-based remote control for the Python/Pi Powered Tank....

I hooked up a Raspberry Pi 4 to a vintage mac to get it online and (sort of) useful again. Check it out here!...

I built a Python and Raspberry Pi powered toy tank! Link to the full LinuxScrew.com article below. Part one covers replacing the internals with some custom hardware to make it move....

They keep asking so I keep writing – another LinuxScrew.com article! Here’s how to build a mini Magic Mirror using a Raspberry Pi Zero...

Check out my latest LinuxScrew.com article – Scraping data from the web with Python and displaying the result as a system notification....

Another article I’ve written for the folks over at LinuxScrew.com – Using Python to build a command line app to resize and watermark images Check it out here!...

I’ve just put together a new project article for LinuxScrew.com – how to build your own DIY Palmtop PC with a Raspberry Pi. Go check it out!...

This folding conveyance cost me 30 pounds and a tube ride to the West End and back. It was rusty. I scrubbed the chrome with aluminium foil to lift off the rust, oiled everything and replaced the handlebars / seat. An illuminated sign made from a wash basket and...

I have a shed full of rusty stuff to knock the rust off of, and no time to do it. There’s tutorials on electrolytic rust removal all over the internet, so I’ll spare the details and just show off my design. The barrel is about 25 litres, so I...

I annoyingly had to abandon this project which started as a prototype for a classic macOS palmtop. I’d been after a palmtop with a usuable keyboard for a while (Something like the Poqet PC from the early 90s), but wasn’t having any luck. This was my attempt at creating...

I’ve been working on an arcade machine project on and off. My brother put together the screen and case while I worked on the internals and software. It’s still not completely done, but below are some shots of the work in progress. As far as the software side of...