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Great job - and the concept itself is just great. :D Hope you got addicted - watcha doing for the next one? :wink:

Hello folks Very happy - completed my first paid commission! The customer wanted a way to connect switches, rotary encoders and all that good stuff to his PC for a home cockpit. I built him a TeensyUSB based device that is configurable via a file on SD card. Supports 42 inputs, 6 analogs, and a...

It works about as well as the nub on a laptop - for web browsing, navigating normal programs etc it is great, but I would not expect to win any Starcraft tournaments with it :wink:

Hi all Here is my latest build - the Rabbit H1. It's a USB cursor controller, like a mouse, but not a mouse. Uses a PSP joystick and is used like a HOTAS throttle. It's a mix of 3D printed plastic and plywood, running on a Teensy 2.0 dev board. Full details here...

Very nice! I love OpenScad - it takes a little while to learn, but once you understand the CSG principle, it is crazy powerful. Probably not the best thing to use if you want to make organic shapes, though. I would recommend you set up a toolchain that lets you make 2D shapes in Inkscape, and...

Who wants some limited edition Xbone? Details and downloads here: http://davenunez.wordpress.com/2014/05/17/mini-xbox-one-employee-edition/

Been a bit lazy, but back on the mini machines wagon. Atari 800XL with 1050 drive! http://davenunez.wordpress.com/2014/05/03/mini-atari-800xl-with-1050-disk-drive/

Thanks all! It's a nice project to do, but get ready to code. Kyosho - that is a CH Product Flightstick. It's the budget version of the better known Flightstick Pro (which has a swollen head with four buttons and a hat switch). It's a really good quality stick, and you can find the on ebay for...

I've been filling out my classic PC flight sim collection, and bemoaning how I can't use my Thrustmaster FCS and Flightstick Pro on my modern PC. Well, time to stop moaning and start building! This is the Multijoy_Retro - connect all your classic computer joysticks to your fancy new PC or Mac...

Hi all If you're in the Seattle area, this year's SRGE is June 28-29. Details and link to tickets ($25 for the weekend) here: http://seattleretro.org/.

Actually, inside there is a NES clone, so NES games only right now. But I have just started work on a Raspberry pi based model that will use emulation to do multi machines (snes, C64, speccy, you name it).

Nice, always good to do a project that adds a little karma.

If I want to mod my mod my netbook in this way, it essential to have a dog pee on it? Or could I use a cat? :wink: Nice mod.

Who wants to go up the Oregon Trail!

Working my way through a lot of leftover turkey, decided to make a couple mini machines to commemorate Alan Turing's pardon - British style! yes, the RAM pack on the Jupiter ACE is detachable :P Link to STL files in this post...