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Cameron Coward

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As seen in: Medium, Hackaday, Hackster.io, No Starch Press Newsletter, Top10, The Skeptic
(he/him) Freelance technical writer taking on new clients. Maker and hacker. Author of Idiot's Guides: 3D Printing and A Beginner's Guide to 3D Modeling
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This E Ink Typewriter Has Some Very Fun Extra Features

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By Cameron Coward
| Hackster.io
Jamie built her own typewriter-style writerDeck with aesthetic flair and charming features. 10 seconds ago • 3D Printing / Productivity / Office Hacks / Retro Tech I am of the opinion that function is form, because good engineering solutions and practical design are beautiful. But even I can appreciate some extra flair, so I agree with Jamie of Myth Made when she says that aesthetics matter.
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This ‘50s Camera Body Hides a Modern Chromatic Surprise

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By Cameron Coward
| Hackster.io
Beach built a Raspberry Pi infrared camera into a vintage TLR body. 11 seconds ago • Photos & Video / Retro Tech As a hobby, photography is as much about the experience of shooting as it is about producing the perfect image. The current digicam craze certainly proves that. But the TLR (Twin-Lens Reflex) viewfinder arrangement, which was popular in the early and middle 20th century, provides a unique experience that is almost non-existent today.
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This Smart Ventilation System Automatically Keeps the Workshop Fresh

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By Cameron Coward
| Hackster.io
Michael Klements decided to actually do something about workshop air quality and this smart ventilation system is the result. If your workshop is anything like mine, the air is full of a nice, healthy mixture of 3D printing fumes, laser-cut MDF smoke, CNC coolant mist, and a dash of sawdust. That’s not good and most of us simply treat it is a sacrifice we have to make to do the things we love.
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