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CNC Router News, Reviews and More

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By Sam Freeman, Caleb Kraft, Gareth Branwyn , Jeremy Cook
| Make:
Skip to content We reviewed the TwoTrees TTC-6050 and found it’s a great CNC router for new and experienced makers. If you’re into CNC, you’ve probably seen a 4th axis, or rotary axis on a machine before. This is usually an add-on to a machine, like an upgrade. Bob’s CNC has put out a desktop machine that cuts away everything else and just delivers on that rotary goodness with the Revolution. The concept of a […] Hammer your brand home by turning a cheap shop mallet into a rubber stamper.
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LED Matrix News, Reviews and More

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By Cabe Atwell, Sam Freeman, Jeremy Cook, John Baichtal
| Make:
Skip to content Electromage’s Beautiful Pixelblaze box is a simple kit, and a mesmerizing intro to a great microcontroller board for LEDs. Tweet #twitterbag to have your messages displayed on this Geek Mom’s purse. Read on to learn more about her project. The Tamagotchi is a thing of the past. Bring your virtual pet into the 21st century with LEDs and an Arduino-compatible processor. Eduardo Zola’s New Pong v2.0 offers up retro gaming goodness using a pair of 8 X 8 LED matrix boards.
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PVCSub: A Submarine From the Plumbing Aisle

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By Jeremy Cook
| Hackster.io
Submarine shell made with basic PVC piping and Cat 6 cable. While it’s easy to focus on space as the final frontier, there’s a whole world under the Earth’s liquid surface that is yet to be explored. Although reaching the edge of the water is infinitely more accessible than reaching the edge of space (and beyond), underwater exploration still comes with a unique set of challenges.
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