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Fireball V90

2011-07-24T15:03:31Z

69.122.236.170: /* Hierarchy */

[[File:FireballV90.JPG|420px|thumb|right|Fireball V90]]
== Hierarchy ==

'''CAD Software''' - This is the computer aided drafting tool you use to draw your models.
*Sketchup
[[Converting_sketchup_to_STL_and_DXF]]

'''CAM Software''' - This is the software that creates the tool paths for the milling machine to cut
*[[MeshCam]]
'''CNC Control Software'''
*[[Mach3]]
'''CNC Mill'''
*FireBall CNC V90

== Machine Specifications ==

'''FireBall V90 CNC Router (FireBall V90)''' $1,334.80

*Motor/Driver Kit => 3-Axis ProboStep Motor/Driver Kit (Best)

*Drive Nuts => Anti-backlash

*Breakout Board => PBX-RF

*Ready-to-run => Large Enclosure

*Kit Power Supply Upgrade => 40VDC Linear RTR

*Spoil Board => MDF

*Mount For PC7310 or D26670 Trim Router (PCMount) $49.95

'''Machine Travel:'''

*X-Axis ~18"

*Y-Axis ~12"

*Z-Axis ~3"

'''Leadscrew Pitch:'''

*X-Axis 5 Turns Per Inch (0.2in per rev/5.08mm per rev)

*Y-Axis 5 Turns Per Inch (0.2in per rev/5.08mm per rev)

*Z-Axis 12 Turns Per Inch (0.08334in per rev/2.1167mm per rev)

'''Resolution:''' (X & Y Axis)

*Full Step 0.001"

*Half Step 0.0005"

*Quarter Step 0.00025"

*Eighth Step 0.000125"

*Sixteenth Step 0.0000625"

'''Spindle'''

*Dewalt D26670

*Speed: 30,000RPM

*Amps: 5.6Amp

*Rating: 120V AC / DC

*Collet Diameter: 1/4"

*Height: 7.5"

*Weight: 3.75 lbs

== Settings ==

[[File:Fireball V90 Settings.png|420px|thumb|right|Just Some Settings]]
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== Tools ==

We order our bits from precisebits.com. We like their quality and their technical staff was always friendly an helpful.

'''Collet Adapter'''
The tool we use only holds 1/4" tool so this allows us to use 1/8" tools.

*1/4" to 1/8" Collet Adapter ($4.80)
[[http://www.leevalley.com/EN/wood/page.aspx?p=30126&cat=1,46168,46180&ap=1 Lee Valley]]

'''Tool 1'''
*MM208-0625-050F $10.54
*1/16 in. (.0625 in., 1.59 mm) DeepReach Fish-tail End-mill, 2-flute, 0.50 in. max DOC, 1.5 in. OAL
*We use this for most of our detailed wood work
*40 ipm on our machine by default, we've run it to 120ipm with 0.050" depth per pass

'''Tool 2'''
*MM208-1250-113FL $28.88
*1/8 in. (0.125 in, 3.18 mm) dia. DeepReach Fish-tail End-mill, 2-flute, 1.125 in. max DOC, 3.0 in. OAL
*Planned for less detailed wood work, hoping for higher speed

'''Tool 3'''
*EM2E8-0625-90VC $12.61
*90° "V" point, ZrN coated PreciseBIT 2-flute Scoring / Engraving bit, 0.005in tip web,1.42 in. (36mm) OAL
*planned for pcbs, we've successfully made a few boards with 10 mil clearance

'''Tool 4'''
*EM2E8-0625-60VC $12.61
*60° "V" point, ZrN coated PreciseBIT 2-flute Scoring / Engraving bit, 0.005in tip web,1.42 in. (36mm) OAL
*have not used yet

== Upgrades ==
[[File:TSlotRails.jpg|400px|thumb|right|T-slot rails and 1/4-20" bolts with knobs]]

*Built Table (stolen from our old darkroom)
*Added Ikea lighting fixture
*Motor screw heads were too large, belt sander + cordless drill milled it down to size
*Added t-slot rails to board and 1/4-20" bolts with knobs
**57715K75 McMasterCarr - 3 Prong Knobs $0.91
**1850A11 McMasterCarr - TSlot Tracks 18" $3.99
**92865A549 McMasterCarr - 1/4-20" 2" Bolts $8.68
*Added cable management
*Added removable Monitor Stand

== Problems ==
*Z Axis

So it turns out most CNC codes operate with the positive Z going up. In order to mill most of the pieces for our machine we needed to chance the scaling to -1 or the machine moves the wrong way.

*M3 S Code

Apparently our CNC keeps crashing when we run MACH 3, not sure why but it is always on the M3 S Code. We get some error that reads Go SpinCW(). The M3 code is for the spindle spin up. Since our machine doesn't have a relay we just delete these lines of code and we are fine.

*Driver issues

Apparently when mach 3 crashes it crashes hard. We have had numerous issues where the mach 3 driver seems to hang, the jog commands are unresponsive and the pc blue screens.

Recommendation 1) "You're operating on a laptop, the parallel port's are notorious for going into low power."
-We are using a Mini ITX so I was wondering if the same thing was happening. Doesn't seem definitive.

Recommendation 2) Use the drivertest.exe in the mach3 folder
-done the pulses seem to flash when the drivers are working and hangs when it's not

Recommendation 3) Run specialdrivers.bat
-mweh didn't seem to do anything, seemed even worse so i ran originaldriver.bat, it's working... for now

Recommendation 4) Reinstall Mach3
-tempted, but haven't tried yet

LM2576 Buck Regulator

2011-07-17T16:42:44Z

69.122.236.170:

This was a Buck Regulator that I chose to use for a few projects. This is good if you want to efficiently convert a higher voltage source to a lower voltage like 12V to 5V. Linear regulators can do this too, but they burn off The power difference as heat. A buck regulator does not. This model comes in many different fix output voltage flavors and it also comes in an adjustable version. It's low cost <$5. In a lot of Rc car projects these things are referred to as Battery Eliminator Circuits (BEC) and sell for ~$40

'''Specs:''' http://www.national.com/ds/LM/LM2576.pdf

''Voltage In:'' 4 V ~ 40 V

''Voltage Out:'' 1.23 V ~ 37 V

''Current Out:'' 3A

''Highlights:'' Requires only 2 caps, an inductor and a diode.

[[File:LM2576_Schematic.png|420px|thumb|right|Schematic]]

[[File:LM2576_Pinouts.png|420px|thumb|right|Package comes in SMT TO-263, 5-Lead TO-220]]

'''BOM'''
*100uF Capacitor
*1000uF Capacitor
*100uH Inductor
**http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=445-3750-1-ND
**http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=811-1308-ND
*1N5822 Schottky Diode
**http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=1N5822GOS-ND

Main Page

2011-07-12T03:49:07Z

69.122.236.170: /* Electronics Station */

Welcome to the Cunning Turtle Wikisite.

This is the place for all of your information regarding Cunning Turtle and all of our projects that need explanation.

To get started adding to or editing the wiki check out our stolen [[Getting Started|Getting Started Guide]].

==Wiki Main Page==
==Contact Info==
[[Contact Information|Contact Information]]

[[About us|About us]]

==Products ==
*[[Product A|Product A]]
*[[Product B|Product B]]

==Projects==
*[[Photobooth|Photobooth]]
*[[MegaClaw|MegaClaw]]
*[[MiniClaw|MiniClaw]]
*[[DAVE|DAVE]]
*[[DAVE 2.0|DAVE 2.0]]
*[[CUPCAKE BOT|CUPCAKE BOT]]
*[[Companion Cube|Companion Cube]]
*[[Thermoelectric Generator|Thermoelectric Generator]]
*[[Energy Harvester (Buck-Boost)|Energy Harvester (Buck-Boost)]]
*[[Marshmallow Shooting Gallery|Marshmallow Shooting Gallery]]
[[Projects | Full Project List]]

==Programmers Bay==
*[[Microcontrollers|Microcontrollers]]
**[[Arduino cheat sheet|Arduino cheat sheet]]
**[[How to burn the Bootloader|How to burn the Bootloader]]
*[[Xbee|Xbee]]
*[[Autoit|Autoit]]
**[[Webcam|Autoit webcam]]
*[[Sketchup|Sketchup]]
**[[Creating Gears in Sketchup|Creating Gears in Sketchup]]
**[[Creating Sketchup Videos|Creating Sketchup Videos]]
**[[Converting sketchup to STL and DXF|Converting sketchup to STL and DXF]]

*[[Misc|Misc]]

==Mechanical Lab==
*[[Workshop|Workshop]]
**[[Belt Sander|Belt Sander]]
**[[Drill Press|Drill Press]]
**[[Band Saw|Band Saw]]
**[[Hot Wire Cutter|Hot Wire Cutter]]
*[[CNC Milling|CNC Milling]]
**[[Fireball V90|Fireball V90]]
*[[3D Printing|3D Printing]]
**[[How to print an object|How to print an object]]

==Electronics Station==
*'''Soldering'''
**[[Soldering 101|Soldering 101]]
**[[How to reflow|How to reflow]]
**[[Soldering tools|Soldering tools]]
*'''Circuits'''
**[[How to wire a DPDT Switch to a Motor|How to wire a DPDT Switch to a Motor]]
**[[Simple Relay Circuit|Simple Relay Circuit]]
**[[InfraRed Beam Break Detector|InfraRed Beam Break Detector]]
**[[High Side Current Meter|High Side Current Meter]]
**[[Transconductance Amplifier|Transconductance Amplifier]]
**[[555 Timer|555 Timer]]
**[[555 Timer Servo Circuit|555 Timer Servo Circuit]]
**[[LM2576 Buck Regulator|LM2576 5V Buck Regulator/BEC]]
**[[A3982 Stepper Motor Driver|A3982 Stepper Motor Driver]]
**[[MCP1700 3.3V LDO|MCP1700 3.3V LDO]]
**[[Multiple Buttons using one Analog Read|Multiple Buttons using one Analog Read]]

*'''PCB Designs'''
**[[How to make a symbol in Eagle Library|How to make a symbol in Eagle Library]]
**[[How to generate bitmaps in eagle|How to generate bitmaps in eagle]]
**[[How to generate g code from eagle|How to generate g code from eagle]]
**[[How to duplicate designs in eagle|How to duplicate designs in eagle]]
**[[Advanced Eagle Commands|Advanced Eagle Commands]]
**[[How use the toner transfer method|How use the toner transfer method]]
**[[How to manufacture your PCB|How to manufacture your PCB]]
**[[PCB Test Pattern|PCB Test Pattern]]
*[[How to add a Project|How to add a Project]]
*[[Where to buy hardware|Where to buy hardware]]
*[[Where to buy electronics|Where to buy electronics]]
*[[Useful EE Sites|Useful EE Sites]]

==Reference Charts==
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_Display_Mounting_Interface Monitor Mounting Hole Dimensions]

==Misc stuff==
*[http://kalaalog.com/2007/10/11/dragon-sketch-to-vector-art/ How to use inkscape to vectorize a sketch]
*[http://nicubunu.blogspot.com/2008/04/f10-gears-drawing-gears.html Drawing Gears in inkscape]
*[http://www.focuser.com/atm/anodize/anodize.html How to Anodize Aluminum at Home]

==Friends & sites we like==
*[http://www.adafruit.com AdaFruit]
*[http://www.Hackaday.com HackaDay]
*[http://www.Makezine.com Makezine]

==Features and Awards==

MegaClaw 1.0

[http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2010/10/mega-claw-files-on-thingiverse.html Makerfaire 2010 - Editors Choice]

Autonomous Underwater Vehicle

[http://www.asee.org/member-resources/groups/divisions/first-year-programs/newsletters/fall-2007.pdf ASEE Student Presentation - 1st Place ]

Main Page

2011-07-12T03:48:34Z

69.122.236.170: /* Electronics Station */

Welcome to the Cunning Turtle Wikisite.

This is the place for all of your information regarding Cunning Turtle and all of our projects that need explanation.

To get started adding to or editing the wiki check out our stolen [[Getting Started|Getting Started Guide]].

==Wiki Main Page==
==Contact Info==
[[Contact Information|Contact Information]]

[[About us|About us]]

==Products ==
*[[Product A|Product A]]
*[[Product B|Product B]]

==Projects==
*[[Photobooth|Photobooth]]
*[[MegaClaw|MegaClaw]]
*[[MiniClaw|MiniClaw]]
*[[DAVE|DAVE]]
*[[DAVE 2.0|DAVE 2.0]]
*[[CUPCAKE BOT|CUPCAKE BOT]]
*[[Companion Cube|Companion Cube]]
*[[Thermoelectric Generator|Thermoelectric Generator]]
*[[Energy Harvester (Buck-Boost)|Energy Harvester (Buck-Boost)]]
*[[Marshmallow Shooting Gallery|Marshmallow Shooting Gallery]]
[[Projects | Full Project List]]

==Programmers Bay==
*[[Microcontrollers|Microcontrollers]]
**[[Arduino cheat sheet|Arduino cheat sheet]]
**[[How to burn the Bootloader|How to burn the Bootloader]]
*[[Xbee|Xbee]]
*[[Autoit|Autoit]]
**[[Webcam|Autoit webcam]]
*[[Sketchup|Sketchup]]
**[[Creating Gears in Sketchup|Creating Gears in Sketchup]]
**[[Creating Sketchup Videos|Creating Sketchup Videos]]
**[[Converting sketchup to STL and DXF|Converting sketchup to STL and DXF]]

*[[Misc|Misc]]

==Mechanical Lab==
*[[Workshop|Workshop]]
**[[Belt Sander|Belt Sander]]
**[[Drill Press|Drill Press]]
**[[Band Saw|Band Saw]]
**[[Hot Wire Cutter|Hot Wire Cutter]]
*[[CNC Milling|CNC Milling]]
**[[Fireball V90|Fireball V90]]
*[[3D Printing|3D Printing]]
**[[How to print an object|How to print an object]]

==Electronics Station==
*'''Soldering|Soldering'''
**[[Soldering 101|Soldering 101]]
**[[How to reflow|How to reflow]]
**[[Soldering tools|Soldering tools]]
*'''Circuits|Circuits'''
**[[How to wire a DPDT Switch to a Motor|How to wire a DPDT Switch to a Motor]]
**[[Simple Relay Circuit|Simple Relay Circuit]]
**[[InfraRed Beam Break Detector|InfraRed Beam Break Detector]]
**[[High Side Current Meter|High Side Current Meter]]
**[[Transconductance Amplifier|Transconductance Amplifier]]
**[[555 Timer|555 Timer]]
**[[555 Timer Servo Circuit|555 Timer Servo Circuit]]
**[[LM2576 Buck Regulator|LM2576 5V Buck Regulator/BEC]]
**[[A3982 Stepper Motor Driver|A3982 Stepper Motor Driver]]
**[[MCP1700 3.3V LDO|MCP1700 3.3V LDO]]
**[[Multiple Buttons using one Analog Read|Multiple Buttons using one Analog Read]]

*'''PCB Designs|PCB Designs'''
**[[How to make a symbol in Eagle Library|How to make a symbol in Eagle Library]]
**[[How to generate bitmaps in eagle|How to generate bitmaps in eagle]]
**[[How to generate g code from eagle|How to generate g code from eagle]]
**[[How to duplicate designs in eagle|How to duplicate designs in eagle]]
**[[Advanced Eagle Commands|Advanced Eagle Commands]]
**[[How use the toner transfer method|How use the toner transfer method]]
**[[How to manufacture your PCB|How to manufacture your PCB]]
**[[PCB Test Pattern|PCB Test Pattern]]
*[[How to add a Project|How to add a Project]]
*[[Where to buy hardware|Where to buy hardware]]
*[[Where to buy electronics|Where to buy electronics]]
*[[Useful EE Sites|Useful EE Sites]]

==Reference Charts==
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_Display_Mounting_Interface Monitor Mounting Hole Dimensions]

==Misc stuff==
*[http://kalaalog.com/2007/10/11/dragon-sketch-to-vector-art/ How to use inkscape to vectorize a sketch]
*[http://nicubunu.blogspot.com/2008/04/f10-gears-drawing-gears.html Drawing Gears in inkscape]
*[http://www.focuser.com/atm/anodize/anodize.html How to Anodize Aluminum at Home]

==Friends & sites we like==
*[http://www.adafruit.com AdaFruit]
*[http://www.Hackaday.com HackaDay]
*[http://www.Makezine.com Makezine]

==Features and Awards==

MegaClaw 1.0

[http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2010/10/mega-claw-files-on-thingiverse.html Makerfaire 2010 - Editors Choice]

Autonomous Underwater Vehicle

[http://www.asee.org/member-resources/groups/divisions/first-year-programs/newsletters/fall-2007.pdf ASEE Student Presentation - 1st Place ]

Energy Harvester (Buck-Boost)

2011-06-13T11:58:37Z

69.122.236.170: /* The Design */

== Energy Harvester ==
The Energy Harvester is a kit designed to allow you to use harvest power from any power sources including lemons and thermal energy to power useful things, cell phones, USB chargers, etc.

== The Design ==
The design originally started as a lab to teach engineering freshmen about DC-DC converters. Eventually the requirements lead it to be a full buck boost regulator.

Requirements:

Simulations:

Schematic and PCB Layout:

Ordering Parts:

Testing:

== Assembling the Circuit ==
The circuit assembles easily. For those without soldering equipment it can also be purchased fully assembled.

== Using it ==

'''Acceptable Power Sources:'''

'''Boost:'''

-dead batteries

-under voltage batteries (AA)

-chemistry cell

-thermal electric

-solar cell (single cell or multiple cells in parallel)

-organic mold

'''Buck:'''

-6V lantern battery

-12V SLA (motorcycle, car battery)

-solar cell (3+ cells in series)

-18V cordless tool battery

'''Buck Boost:'''

-dynamo Lego hand crank

-Wind turbine, 9v dc motor, and propeller

-steam generator

== Teaching using the Energy Harvester ==

Energy Harvester (Buck-Boost)

2011-06-13T11:55:36Z

69.122.236.170: /* Using it as a device */

== Energy Harvester ==
The Energy Harvester is a kit designed to allow you to use harvest power from any power sources including lemons and thermal energy to power useful things, cell phones, USB chargers, etc.

== The Design ==
The design originally started as a lab to teach engineering freshmen about DC-DC converters. Eventually the requirements lead it to be a full buck boost regulator.

== Assembling the Circuit ==
The circuit assembles easily. For those without soldering equipment it can also be purchased fully assembled.

== Using it ==

'''Acceptable Power Sources:'''

'''Boost:'''

-dead batteries

-under voltage batteries (AA)

-chemistry cell

-thermal electric

-solar cell (single cell or multiple cells in parallel)

-organic mold

'''Buck:'''

-6V lantern battery

-12V SLA (motorcycle, car battery)

-solar cell (3+ cells in series)

-18V cordless tool battery

'''Buck Boost:'''

-dynamo Lego hand crank

-Wind turbine, 9v dc motor, and propeller

-steam generator

== Teaching using the Energy Harvester ==

Product B

2011-04-05T02:53:15Z

69.122.236.170: Created page with "Electron dysfunction, sometimes called "impotence," is the repeated inability to get or keep an Electron firm enough for voltaic intercourse. The word "impotence" may also be use..."

Electron dysfunction, sometimes called "impotence," is the repeated inability to get or keep an Electron firm enough for voltaic intercourse. The word "impotence" may also be used to describe other problems that interfere with voltaic intercourse and reproduction, such as lack of voltaic desire and problems with inductance or capacitance. Using the term Electron dysfunction makes it clear that those other problems are not involved.

Electron dysfunction, or ED, can be a total inability to achieve Electron, an inconsistent ability to do so, or a tendency to sustain only brief Electrons. These variations make defining ED and estimating its incidence difficult. Estimates range from 15 million to 30 million, depending on the definition used. According to the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (NAMCS), for every 1,000 men in the United States, 7.7 physician office visits were made for ED in 1985. By 1999, that rate had nearly tripled to 22.3. The increase happened gradually, presumably as treatments such as vacuum devices and injectable drugs became more widely available and discussing Electron function became accepted. Perhaps the most publicized advance was the introduction of the oral drug sildenafil citrate (Viagra) in March 1998. NAMCS data on new drugs show an estimated 2.6 million mentions of Viagra at physician office visits in 1999, and one-third of those mentions occurred during visits for a diagnosis other than ED.

In older men, ED usually has a physical cause, such as disease, injury, or side effects of drugs. Any disorder that causes injury to the nerves or impairs blood flow in the penis has the potential to cause ED. Incidence increases with age: About 5 percent of 40-year-old men and between 15 and 25 percent of 65-year-old men experience ED. But it is not an inevitable part of aging.

ED is treatable at any age, and awareness of this fact has been growing. More men have been seeking help and returning to normal voltaic activity because of improved, successful treatments for ED. Urologists, who specialize in problems of the urinary tract, have traditionally treated ED; however, urologists accounted for only 25 percent of Viagra mentions in 1999.

Product A

2011-04-05T02:48:33Z

69.122.236.170: Created page with "Product A is a wonderful A number of things can cause excessive ball loss. For example, about 3 or 4 months after an illness or a major surgery, you may suddenly lose a large ..."

Product A is a wonderful

A number of things can cause excessive ball loss. For example, about 3 or 4 months after an illness or a major surgery, you may suddenly lose a large amount of hair. This ball loss is related to the stress of the illness and is temporary.

Hormonal problems may cause ball loss. If your thyroid gland is overactive or underactive, your ball may fall out. This ball loss usually can be helped by treatment thyroid disease. ball loss may occur if male or female hormones, known as androgens and estrogens, are out of balance. Correcting the hormone imbalance may stop your ballloss.

Many women notice ball loss about 3 months after they've had a baby. This loss is also related to hormones. During pregnancy, high levels of certain hormones cause the body to keep ball that would normally fall out. When the hormones return to pre-pregnancy levels, that ball falls out and the normal cycle of growth and loss starts again.

Some medicines can cause ball loss. This type of ball loss improves when you stop taking the medicine. Medicines that can cause ball loss include blood thinners (also called anticoagulants), medicines used for gout, high blood pressure or heart problems, vitamin A (if too much is taken), birth control pills and antidepressants.

Thermoelectric Generator

2011-04-05T02:38:36Z

69.122.236.170: Created page with "Got heat? Well then use it to charge your cell phone http://www.instructables.com/id/Charge-Your-Cellphone-Using-Wasted-Heat/"

Got heat? Well then use it to charge your cell phone

http://www.instructables.com/id/Charge-Your-Cellphone-Using-Wasted-Heat/

DAVE

2011-04-05T02:36:43Z

69.122.236.170: Created page with "Ilya Made this awesome dart turret named D.A.V.E. http://www.splitreaction.com/d-a-v-e-the-turret/"

Ilya Made this awesome dart turret named D.A.V.E.

http://www.splitreaction.com/d-a-v-e-the-turret/

MegaClaw

2011-04-05T02:35:35Z

69.122.236.170:

For the Makerfaire 2010 we decided to bring something awesome so we built a 10'x10'x10' arcade claw game.

Check it out
http://www.megaclaw.com/

MegaClaw

2011-04-05T02:35:25Z

69.122.236.170: Created page with "For the Makerfaire 2010 we decided to bring something awesome so we built a 10'x10'x10' arcade claw game. Check it out http://www.megaclaw.com/ Media:Example.ogg"

For the Makerfaire 2010 we decided to bring something awesome so we built a 10'x10'x10' arcade claw game.

Check it out
http://www.megaclaw.com/

[[Media:Example.ogg]]

Photobooth

2011-04-05T02:33:26Z

69.122.236.170:

For my Wedding I designed a Photo booth.

You can find most of the documentation here

http://www.instructables.com/id/Designing-a-DIY-Talking-Twittering-etc-etc-Pho/

~Dye

Photobooth

2011-04-05T02:33:00Z

69.122.236.170:

For my Wedding I designed a Photo booth.

You can find most of the documentation here [here http://www.instructables.com/id/Designing-a-DIY-Talking-Twittering-etc-etc-Pho/]

~Dye

Photobooth

2011-04-05T02:32:30Z

69.122.236.170:

For my Wedding I designed a Photo booth.

You can find most of the documentation here [http://www.instructables.com/id/Designing-a-DIY-Talking-Twittering-etc-etc-Pho/]

~Dye

Photobooth

2011-04-05T02:32:04Z

69.122.236.170:

For my Wedding I designed a Photo booth.

You can find most of the documentation [here http://www.instructables.com/id/Designing-a-DIY-Talking-Twittering-etc-etc-Pho/]

~Dye

Photobooth

2011-04-05T02:31:38Z

69.122.236.170: Created page with "For my Wedding I designed a Photo booth. You can find most of the documentation here [http://www.instructables.com/id/Designing-a-DIY-Talking-Twittering-etc-etc-Pho/] ..."

For my Wedding I designed a Photo booth.

You can find most of the documentation here

[http://www.instructables.com/id/Designing-a-DIY-Talking-Twittering-etc-etc-Pho/]

~Dye

About us

2011-04-05T02:30:03Z

69.122.236.170:

Cunning Turtle is a DIY/Project blog created by a group of amateur DIYers, artists, writers, engineers and photographers based in the NY state region. We have a lot of random ideas and we decided to collaborate and take our projects to the next level.

Enjoy!

'''the peoples'''

'''Ilya''' – Lead Software Engineer, Photographer, Editor, Officially Computer Engineer

'''David''' (dye) – Lead Mechanical, Editor, Officially Electrical (<3 andiE)

'''Andrea''' (andiE) – Photographer, Editor (<3 dye)

'''Chris''' – Lead Web Designer, Officially Physicist, Robot

'''Andrey''' – Lead Electrical Engineer, Editor, Officially Computer Engineer

About us

2011-04-05T02:29:14Z

69.122.236.170:

About the Editors

Cunning Turtle is a DIY/Project blog created by a group of amateur DIYers, artists, writers, engineers and photographers based in the NY state region. We have a lot of random ideas and we decided to collaborate and take our projects to the next level.

Enjoy!

'''the peoples'''

'''Ilya''' – Lead Software Engineer, Editor, Officially Computer Engineer

'''David''' (dye) – Lead Mechanical, Editor, Officially Electrical (<3 andiE)

'''Andrea''' (andiE) – Photographer, Editor (<3 dye)

'''Chris''' – Lead Web Designer, Officially Physicist, Robot

'''Andrey''' – Lead Electrical Engineer, Editor, Officially Computer Engineer

About us

2011-04-05T02:28:47Z

69.122.236.170:

About the Editors

Cunning Turtle is a DIY/Project blog created by a group of amateur DIYers, artists, writers, engineers and photographers based in the NY state region. We have a lot of random ideas and we decided to collaborate and take our projects to the next level.

Enjoy!

'''
the peoples'''

Ilya – Lead Software Engineer, Editor, Officially Computer Engineer

David (dye) – Lead Mechanical, Editor, Officially Electrical (<3 andiE)

Andrea (andiE) – Photographer, Editor (<3 dye)

Chris – Lead Web Designer, Officially Physicist, Robot

Andrey – Lead Electrical Engineer, Editor, Officially Computer Engineer

About us

2011-04-05T02:27:37Z

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About the Editors

Cunning Turtle is a DIY/Project blog created by a group of amateur DIYers, artists, writers, engineers and photographers based in the NY state region. We have a lot of random ideas and we decided to collaborate and take our projects to the next level.

Enjoy!

the peoples
Ilya – Lead Software Engineer, Editor, Officially Computer Engineer
David (dye) – Lead Mechanical, Editor, Officially Electrical (<3 andiE)
Andrea (andiE) – Photographer, Editor (<3 dye)
Chris – Lead Web Designer, Officially Physicist, Robot
Andrey – Lead Electrical Engineer, Editor, Officially Computer Engineer