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DIY-tech: a place to share your tech related DIY creations
Popular Themes in r/DIY_tech
#1
Solution Requests
: "Can anyone suggest a camera that might be suitable for this?"
17 posts
#2
Ideas
: "Magic GPT(8) Ball"
8 posts
#3
Advice Requests
: "What would be the maximum psi to pump into a schedule 40 PVC pipe, before the joints start leaking for a potato gun? I pushed it up to 160 should I go any higher?"
4 posts
#4
Pain & Anger
: "diy electric motor problems"
1 post
#5
Money Talk
: "Buying a Shed vs. Building a Shed —Which is More Worth it?
"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/DIY_tech
#1
Diy
: "A Diy Anemometer using strain gauges to detect wind direction and speed, with an ESP32 onboard"
62 posts
#2
Electronics
: "I restored an empty arcade cabinet with my own Electronics and software"
33 posts
#3
Hardware
: "The dice allows you to emulate two dice rolls. Use Raspberry Pi Pico, a custom PCB from JLCPCB, 14 5mm LEDs, 330-1k Ohm resistors, 3D printed parts, and 3mm screws."
15 posts
#4
Arduino
: "Bit of old school two-step on MothSynth, our opensource synth / tracker / sampler. 4 Channels, 2 sample banks, 10 instruments, Arduino compatible OS. Pre-assembled board info, DIY plans and GitHub in comments."
12 posts
#5
Battery
: "What Kind of Battery is This? How Do I Replace It?"
7 posts
#6
Bluetooth
: "A WALL-E robot designed based on GD32. Equipped with Bluetooth, 2.4G, and Lora for remote control communication."
7 posts
#7
Repair
: "Sega Game Gear Repair VA1 837-9024 2110 - Capacitor Replacement"
6 posts
#8
3d Printer
: "Hello guys, I am in the process of designing an F-35B Rc aircraft using a 3d Printer. This is the swivel nozzle which shifts the thrust to a vertically downward direction. All the parts are printed using a 3d Printer. If you have any suggestions regarding the design then please share them with me."
6 posts
#9
Coding
: "The dice allows you to emulate two dice rolls. Use Raspberry Pi Pico, a custom PCB from JLCPCB, 14 5mm LEDs, 330-1k Ohm resistors, 3D printed parts, and 3mm screws."
6 posts
#10
Raspberry Pi
: "[Raspberry Pi] I modified an old phone to read poetry from the cloud"
6 posts
Member Growth in r/DIY_tech
Daily
+27 members(0.1%)
Monthly
+741 members(1.5%)
Yearly
+6k members(13.5%)
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