The afternoon projects thread

You could have a thermister in a wheatstone bridge to control the temperature with the peltier. It'd limit current and should theoretically keep it at a constant temperature, as well.

Alternatively, could do do it as a microprocessor project and have a thermocouple to tell the micro what the temperature is and have the Peltiers active only as needed, and possibly through PWM.
 
Another Altoids tin project, gentlemen. I give you my handmade e-cigarette case. All designed and hand-sewn by me.

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It should hold two batteries and up to six cartridges, or maybe some mouthpieces. Fits conveniently in my pocket and keeps everything protected and free of pocket lint.
 
the e-cig I have came with a case. it acts as a portable charger and enough to hold 2 cartridges. rarely use the thing though, I enjoy regular cigs better ;)
 
I made a computer fan.
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External power supply.
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Its really crappy, Duron 800, 768MB ram, and ATi Radeon 7200. It'll play Minecraft, though! 10 fps :lol:
For some reason, after I did this, the Athlons I have wouldn't work in this mobo, otherwise it would have an 1100 MHz Athlon xp, and get 15-20 fps in Minecraft lol.

Also, soldering iron portable.
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Ashen decided he didn't like where my towel rack was at MRTN, so he put it on my bathroom floor.

I just spent the last 15 minutes relocating it back to the wall, except this time, I put it over the toilet instead of opposite it.
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Now I have to ask my landlord if he still has some of that yellow paint, so I can *Can'tSayThisOnTV*ing patch the holes and repaint the bathroom.

Thanks, Ashen.

<3
 
Ashen is such a badass. I don't even think he touched the rack. I like to believe he snapped it out of the wall with his super powers.
 
It rained today. My truck decided it would have some fun:
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The brakes locked up going across a one lane bridge near my house. I slammed into one side, bounced off, and hit the other.
Because of this, I was given an afternoon project against my will. How inconvenient.
About an hour later, my grill was reattached, and I found the reason my blinker has been blinking too fast since I got the truck. A wire had been disconnected.
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*sigh* Trucks in the rain.
 
Geb, I seriously hope you weren't going 90 on that little bridge in the rain. It's fun in the sun, dangerous when it's wet :p
 
You know me, going fast, burning rubber, and not caring what anyone thinks.

Also, I would've been fine if I hadn't tried to slow down first. :/
 
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