HackSpace magazine: Issue 64
March 2023
by HackSpace Team
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- Vandalism done properly
- A robot that can climb stairs
- Air-powered rocketry
- Use a laser cutter to make solid wood wobbly 
Book Description
Bodging electrical components together on a breadboard is all very well, but when it comes to making a circuit permanent, you have to learn to solder. We've rounded up the best wizarding wands to give you this magical maker power.- Vandalism done properly
- A robot that can climb stairs
- Air-powered rocketry
- Use a laser cutter to make solid wood wobbly
This open book is licensed under a Creative Commons License (CC BY-NC-SA). You can download HackSpace magazine: Issue 64 ebook for free in PDF format (53.1 MB).
Table of Contents
Section 1
Top Projects
Section 2
Objet 3d'art
Section 3
Letters
Section 4
Soldering irons on test
Section 5
How I made: Air cannon rocket
Section 6
Interview: Matt Gray
Section 7
In the workshop
Section 8
SoM Polypropylene
Section 9
Tutorial Laser-cut boxes
Section 10
Tutorial Pico IoT
Section 11
Tutorial Crystals
Section 12
Tutorial Pico
Section 13
Tutorial Dyeing plastic
Section 14
Tutorial Analogbufio
Section 15
Best of Breed
Section 16
Review Inky Frame 4.0
Section 17
Review Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3
Section 18
Crowdfunding Make/100
Book Details
Title
HackSpace magazine: Issue 64
Subject
Computer Science
Publisher
Raspberry Pi Press
Published
2023
Pages
100
Edition
1
Language
English
PDF Size
53.1 MB
License
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