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- 2903 Series Nylon Ball Linkage (M4, 24.5mm Length) - 4 PackSKU: GB-2903-0004-0245 Brand: goBildaThis nylon ball linkage has a female shank which allows an M4 fastener or...
- 2913 Series Steel Ball Linkage (Female M4 x 0.7mm, 24.1mm Length) - 2 PackSKU: GB-2913-0004-0241 Brand: goBildaThis steel ball linkage has an M4 threaded female shank so that you can attach it to an
- 2913 Series Steel Ball Linkage (Male M4 x 0.7mm, 29.4mm Length) - 2 PackSKU: GB-2913-0104-0294 Brand: goBildaThis steel ball linkage has an M4 threaded male shank so that you can thread it into a female shank
- Nanoleaf Shapes - Hexagons Starter Kit (5 Panels)SKU: CE09320 Brand: NanoleafThe Nanoleaf Shapes - Hexagons elevate the concept of smart lighting into a creative journey of design. A combination of smart technology and sleek...
- 3mm Hexagonal Shaft Adapter for LEGO® Wheels (Pair)SKU: POLOLU-1011 Brand: PololuThis adapter allows 3mm hexagonal shafts, the kind found on many Tamiya gearboxes, to be connected to LEGO’s wide variety of high-quality wheels. The adapters are sold in pairs.$6.80 AUD, inc GSTAs low as $6.46 AUD, inc GST
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- 10 sets M3 * 50 hexagonal standoffs mounting kitSKU: FIT0064 Brand: DFRobotSuitable for all kinds of circuit boards, sensors, mechanical support of the installation. They are great for building a multi-level robot chassis.
- 10 sets M3 * 10 hexagonal standoffs mounting kitSKU: FIT0063 Brand: DFRobotSuitable for all kinds of circuit boards, sensors, mechanical support of the installation. They are great for building a multi-level robot chassis. This 10-pack of standoffs includes 10 sets screws and nuts for securing the top of the standoff to your project.
- 10 sets M3 * 30 hexagonal standoffs mounting kitSKU: FIT0184 Brand: DFRobotSuitable for all kinds of circuit boards, sensors, mechanical support of the installation.
- 10 sets M3 * 20 hexagonal standoffs mounting kitSKU: FIT0183 Brand: DFRobotSuitable for all kinds of circuit boards, sensors, mechanical support of the installation.
- 1900 Series Single Servo Arm (25 Tooth Spline, 32mm Length)SKU: GB-1900-0025-0104 Brand: goBildaControl a linkage, flap, lever or pushrod.....
- 1101 Series U-Beam (1 Hole, 8mm Length)SKU: GB-1101-0001-0008 Brand: goBildaThe 1 hole U-Beam can be used as a clevis, an attachment point for a linkage, or a tie-off for synthetic cable or latex surgical tubing. .....
- 1900 Series Single Servo Arm (24 Tooth Spline, 32mm Length)SKU: GB-1900-0024-0104 Brand: goBildaControl a linkage, flap, lever or pushrod with this 24 tooth servo arm. The holes are equally spaced 8mm apart so that they will align with any of the beams or grid-based items…
- Plastic Hub-Mount Control Arm (24mm Length)SKU: GB-1916-0014-0024 Brand: goBildaThis 24mm length control arm can be bolted to a goBILDA hub or other goBILDA component which has the 16mm square pattern. A ball linkage,...
- Plastic Hub-Mount Control Arm (48mm Length)SKU: GB-1916-0014-0048 Brand: goBildaThis 48mm length control arm can be bolted to a goBILDA hub or other goBILDA component which has the 16mm square pattern. A ball linkage,...
- Plastic Hub-Mount Control Arm (72mm Length)SKU: GB-1916-0014-0072 Brand: goBildaThis 72mm length control arm can be bolted to a goBILDA hub or other goBILDA components which has the 16mm square pattern. A ball linkage,.....
- Water Leak DetectorSKU: SEN0454 Brand: DFRobotWater leakage may cause some safety risks and monetary loss. Is there any device that can tell us whether there is water leakage in time so that we can take measures...
- Tamiya 70105 3mm Diameter Shaft SetSKU: POLOLU-78 Brand: PololuThe Tamiya 70105 3mm Diameter Shaft Set provides an assortment of hexagonal and round shafts for mounting wheels and pulleys to your robot. The 3 mm diameter of the shafts makes them compatible with the Tamiya gearboxes with 3 mm hexagonal shafts and with other Tamiya products.
- ArcBotics Robotics Hexapod KitSKU: ROB0107 Brand: DFRobot
ArcBotics's Hexapod(Hexy) is a fully articulated hexapod robot kit. It has 6 legs, 19 servo motors and is powered by Arduino, while maintaining an afforadable price than other hexapod robots. It makes complex robotics less costly, easier to learn with the tutorials and documentation, while being radically more fun (and cute!).
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- Analog Hydrogen Gas Sensor (MQ8)SKU: SEN0133 Brand: DFRobotThis is a simple-to-use hydrogen gas sensor.They are used in gas leakage detecting equipments in home and industry applications.
- Metal Screw Nut and Mounting Kit -M2SKU: FIT0665 Brand: DFRobotThe mounting kit is an M2 screw set with screws, nuts and a variety of lengths of single-head, double-pass hexagonal copper columns, for a total of 320 pieces. The...
- Aluminum Standoff for Raspberry Pi: 11mm Length, 4mm M2.5 Thread, M-F (4-Pack)SKU: POLOLU-2713 Brand: PololuThese hexagonal male-female aluminum standoffs are intended specifically for use with the Raspberry Pi. They keep parts spaced 11 mm apart, which is just...
- Aluminum Standoff for Raspberry Pi: 18.6mm Length, 6mm M2.5 Thread, M-F (4-Pack)SKU: POLOLU-1953 Brand: PololuThese hexagonal male-female aluminum standoffs are intended specifically for use with the Raspberry Pi. They keep parts spaced 18.6 mm apart, which is...
- Aluminum Standoff for Raspberry Pi: 11mm Length, 6mm M2.5 Thread, M-F (4-Pack)SKU: POLOLU-1952 Brand: PololuThese hexagonal male-female aluminum standoffs are intended specifically for use with the Raspberry Pi. They keep parts spaced 11 mm apart, which is just...
- Aluminum Standoff: 1-1/2" Length, 2-56 Thread, M-F (4-Pack)SKU: POLOLU-2009 Brand: PololuThese hexagonal male-female aluminum standoffs keep parts spaced 1.5" (38 mm) apart and are great for building a multi-level robot chassis. Both ends of...
- Adafruit 16-Channel 12-bit PWM/Servo Driver - I2C interface - PCA9685SKU: ADA815 Brand: AdafruitYou want to make a cool robot, maybe a hexapod walker, or maybe just a piece of art with a lot of moving parts. Or maybe you want to drive a lot of LEDs with precise...
An Introduction to Makeblock
Makeblock is a company with education at the forefront of its priorities. They introduce mechanical design, and software development to robotics in a way analogous to Lego, that is to say, they aim to educate the student by encouraging crea...
Our Overview of Makeblock mBot
Looking for the best way to get into robotics? Checkout Makeblock's mBot. This all in one robot is the perfect introduction to basic robotics, with its simple yet robust design, mBot is built with education in mind. The mBot kits modul...
Our Overview of Makeblock's Ultimate Kit 2.0
The aptly named Ultimate Kit 2.0 is the final kit in the line-up of educational robots from Makeblock. With over 160 independent mechanical parts and modules, the Ultimate Kit 2.0 answers the call for almost limitless creative freedom. Matc...
Our Overview of Makeblock's Ranger Robotics Kit
Now that we've taken a look at MakeBlock's beginner kit, the mBot (take a look at the previous article here), let's take our skills to the next level with the Ranger. The Ranger adds much more modularity and customisation to the kit. From e...
ONESIE Family - 3D Printable Cases for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B
The ONESIE family of cases come in three distinct models; Stealth, Maker and Hats. This will be a guide introducing the ONESIE family, the 3D printable monocoque stealth cases for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, talk about what makes them di...
How to Build a RetroPie Console
Perhaps you’ve read our Gaming Kit for RetroPie tutorial on how to setup a RetroPie console and wondered what’s required to actually build one, or heard about it and not been sure what you need. Well, today is your lucky day bec...
Our Lulzbot Taz 6 Review
Lulzbot is constantly building upon their printer's design, incorporating the best modifications and add-ons from the community into their newer models. In May 2016, their newest addition to the TAZ line of printers, the TAZ 6 wa...
Printing with Rigid and Flexible Filaments
LulzBot have released the Aerostruder for both Mini and Taz Printers now (Mid 2018). It features a Titan Aero Extruder from E3D, which makes it capable of printing in flexible filament and rigid filament, depending on the situation! It's an...
The Lulzbot 3D Printers: Mini vs Taz
Hailing from Aleph Objects in Loveland, Colorado, the Lulzbot range of 3D printers are world renown for their quality, reliability and ease of use. The reason they're so popular? Apart from the gilded Lulzbot technical support (practically ...
Gaming Kit for RetroPie
Video gaming has evolved tremendously over the last decade, console games produce near real-life graphics, and playing with friends across the globe is easier than sending a text message. This is all well and good, but there are those of us...
Controlling Standard Servos with Raspberry Pi
This guide will teach you how to control any small and big servos with a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (worth noting any Raspberry Pi Board with GPIO pins can be able to be used in this scenario. Servos are an immensely useful way to turn ele...
Setting up 8Bitdo Controllers in RetroPie
Hey there, are you loving the vintage gaming experience that is RetroPie? Wait, you haven’t heard of RetroPie. No! You’d better go and check out our Gaming Kit for RetroPie tutorial ASAP. Oh good, you now know the awesomeness t...
What is Raspberry Pi?
Hi there! If you’re wondering what all the hype and interest surrounding Raspberry Pi is about, you’ve come to the right place. The original Raspberry Pi debuted in 2012, and is a credit card sized computer that has ports for U...
3D Printing Better Print-in-Place Mechanisms
Print-in-Place mechanism is one of the special things about additive manufacturing that all other manufacturing methods just cannot replicate. They use various hinges, linkages and joints to create moving parts that are printed as a single ...
Choosing the Right Raspberry Pi Kit
Show of hands, who loves Raspberry Pi? We all do, and one of the most common questions we get asked is which Raspberry Pi kit is going to best suit my project, which one has the right components in it etc. So today we’re going to be l...
8Bitdo NES30 Pro Controller Review
Today, we’re looking at the 8Bitdo NES30 Pro. It’s a newer controller from 8Bitdo and one that I’m really excited about. It’s an interesting gamepad, with the styling and form factor taking cues from both the classic...
Our 8Bitdo SF30 Pro Controller Overview
The 8Bitdo SF30 Pro was launched at the end of 2017 by 8Bitdo in an effort to create the ultimate, ‘portable’ gaming controller. Having become known for their faithful recreations of vintage gaming controllers, the SF30 Pro is a...
Powering Portable Projects: Batteries
Want to make your project portable? We've put together a quick guide to get you up to speed on battery options and help you decide which batteries might be best for your project. Batteries are a whole different game to plug packs and bencht...
All About Electrical Switches
On and Off. It’s the basis for all electronics, from the most sophisticated computer network to a simple circuit. Electronics is all about using one thing, to control another, input and output, on and off. Even the transistors inside ...
Raspberry Pi Video Kiosk with MP4Museum
This tutorial works great for Raspberry Pi 3 Model B, however if you need a Video Kiosk/Digital Sign for the newer Pi Models, we've written this guide on how to do it. One of the most requested projects for Raspberry Pi is how to set ...
Introducing MakeCode: Adafruit Circuit Playground Express
One of the greatest features of the Adafruit Circuit Playground Express is its MakeCode compatibility. MakeCode is an exciting coding interface that makes coding accessible for those with little or no exposure to how coding works or how it ...
Internet of Things with Pycom and Adafruit IO - From Zero to Hero
Introduction We’re going from zero to hero. Starting from nothing we’ll get a WiPy communicating with Adafruit IO, an IoT service out on the Internet. We’ll be able to send data from the device to the cloud and control th...
7 Colour E-Ink Display For Raspberry Pi | Inky Impression 5.7" (7 Colour ePaper/eInk HAT)
It has finally happened, they figured it out! The new frontier of Colour Electronic Paper is here and I'm very impressed. People have been demanding this ever since the first E-Paper readers hit the market in the noughties. That black and ...
Quadbeest - A Flying Strandbeest
Introducing to you today, the Quadbeest, the next evolutionary step in the Strandbeest genealogy. It seemed to be about time for Strandbeests to evolve to take over the air, so I made it happen. Able to be controlled over a kilometre in the...
Hydra Bluetooth Speaker
Wow - this is one monstrous sounding and great looking speaker - even if I do say so myself! This is basically a 2.1 (stereo + subwoofer) system made with 3D plastic parts. Both the full range and subwoofer speakers are based on closed (se...
Micro:bit based GlowBit Car
I made this car because at school there was a Lego We-Do tug-of-war competition but the cars only drove backward and I wanted to make a car that can turn and drive forwards. If you make this car don't throw away the chassis box because I ...
Fruit and Veggie Gaming Controller
In preparation for some Maker Faire's we were heading to last year, I wanted to combine the awesomeness of the Makey Makey platform, with the fun that is RetroPie. For those who don't know the Makey Makey, it's a fantastic platform that all...
mintyPi
This is an awesome project that takes about 6 hours to complete. Hours upon hours of endless fun thereafter! Ideally, some prior soldering experience is advantageous but if you take your time and practice before you start it's beginner fri...
Raspberry Pi IoT Doorbell
This Raspberry Pi, IoT Doorbell is basically a simple smart Door Bell, which takes a photo of whoever rings it, and emails it to the specified email address, and keeps all the photos in a folder. (along with going Ding-Dong). Any Problems,...
The Euclidean
I'm an amateur musician but a pretty serious classical & jazz pianist, and this project arose out of my interest in exploring the difference between writing music for synthesisers and music for piano. I work as a mathematician, so...
Roverling Mk.ⅠⅠ
Introduction
A few months back I created a basic mobile platform using parts from an old 3D printer. It was fun but not very practical. I designed Roverling Mark II so I could experi...
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