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25-03-2008 Dren
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Hey Joris!
Thanks for the inspiration. I've started my own build but i'm a complete newbie.
I have pulled a capstan motor (BHF-3108B) form an old vcr. Similar to the one used in your light clock. Wondered if you could explain how best to get it moving. I've no idea about micro processors. I apologise for my ignorance on the subject.
I'd greatly appreciate any help.
Thanx  |
11-03-2008 Karthik
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I was doing a Google image search for lasers when I landed on your site. I am an Engineer in the making ( few more months to go) and was amazed at the stuff you have written about and have built yourself.
Let's just say, I am going to be a regular reader.  |
08-03-2008 Najmulhaq
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Hi,
I happen to find your website & project & was amazed to see your projects. I wanted to build them myself but the full details are not available. Can you please help? I an specifically interested in your Light projects, propeller & laser based.
Thanks in advance for sharing..
Najmulhaq
Bombay/India |
15-01-2008 kyle kreisler
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I am contemplating building a prop clock to continually run in a quiet area,(as quiet as it can get with a toddler in toe) and had the same thoughts about a lexan disc to minimize the wind noise generated by the rotor. have you completed this project? I would be interested to know how it panned out. and If you are willing to throw out some pointers I would appreciate it.
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08-01-2008 Lars Clausen
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I've been contemplating the LED ring light recently, so I was very happy to find your site. Impressive work! I am left wondering which LEDs you have been using in the ring light 2.1. Scouting around on e.g. dealextreme.com, I find LEDs of many different light levels, up to 14000 mCd, and of seemingly nice spectrum white. Do you have any specs on the ones you used?
( Fuzzcraft replied on 08-01-2008 ) |
14-12-2007 keith
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| earlier post missprint ...i wanted a more pro light like joris Fuzzcraft light which looks very very good ...nice site im a diy man too... why pay £350 for macro flash when this works nicer |
14-12-2007 keith
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been playing about with fibre optics using varous ways the optic lamps work well but a little to brittle brilliant shadow less light though so im now looking for 1mm fibre for a more pro look same as jor light i found cheap fibre optics in uk i ordered 20 metres with delivery for about 7 quid cut in 1 metre lenths for easy for delivery i am then gonna cut 25 cm lenths when it arrives from here
http://www.starceiling.co.uk/optical-fibre.html
ps its easier to ring them |
30-11-2007 Ben
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| Hey man... I just wanted to say that this is some great stuff! I had decided I was going to build a road case for my keyboard and stumbled upon your amazing website and have loved everything I have seen. Keep up the good work! |
04-11-2007 Neil Butterfield
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| Just found your site today and I'm impressed. I'm into home shop machining, woodwork, and photography. Need good C/U photos for tooling, etc. that I sell on ebay. I have an electrical engineer friend with whom I swap work and we would like to have a try at your ring lights. Can you give me the source or a link to the CCFL light tubes? I spent so much for my Digital SLR such that I'm not anxious to drop a load for the Canon ring light. I currently have more time than money so would like to give it a try. Thanks |
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