Hackaday editors Mike Szczys and Elliot Williams scoop up a basket of great hacks from the past week. Be amazed by the use of traditional Japanese joinery in a 3D-printed design — you’re going to want to print one of these Shoji lamps. We behold the beautiful sound of a noise generator, and the freaky sound from the Golden Gate. There’s a hack for Android app development using Javascript on an IDE hosted from the phone as a webpage on your LAN. And you’ll like the KiCAD trick that makes enclosure design for existing boards a lot easier.
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Episode 075 Show Notes:
New This Week:
- How do you get a foam airplane out of a 35 m tall tree?
Interesting Hacks of the Week:
- PHONK – A Hacker’s Fun Shortcut To Android Programming
- Ask Hackaday: Why Aren’t We Hacking Cellphones?
- Designing 3D Printed Enclosures For KiCad PCBs
- HackadayU: KiCad + FreeCAD Tickets, Multiple Dates
- Time Bandit Clock Hits The Aesthetic Jackpot
- Remote Code Execution On The N64
- Elegant Shoji Lamps From Your 3D Printer
- MAKE: CNC Panel Joinery Notebook
- Twitter: Sampo-gumi-shikuchi joint rendering
- Thingiverse: Japanese Carpentry: Sampo-gumi-shikuchi
- Analog Noise Generator, Fighter Of Other Noises
- Don’t Fear The Filter: Lowpass Edition
Quick Hacks:
- Mike’s Picks:
- The Spin Cycle: Washing Machine Motor Converts 10-Speed To E-Bike
- Your Microcontroller Is Your IDE
- Magnetic Couplings Make This Lego Submarine Watertight
- Elliot’s Picks:
- Syringes Put The Squeeze On This Mini Drill Press
- Gaming In Different Languages
- Reviving A DOA Smart Bulb With Custom Firmware For Its ESP8266
Can’t-Miss Articles:
- Bridge Over Trebled Water: How The Golden Gate Bridge Started To Sing
- Suspension Bridges Of Disbelief
- Review: Calculator Kit Is Just A Few Hacks From Greatness
