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Today on #makeradvent I show off the Jangklife USB powered rotary tool (aka Dremel) which I used to drill and sand a gonk (not a sentence that I thought I would ever write). Join me to lean more about this useful tool and watch me sand a gonk!
https://youtu.be/AmufAwCo-ak

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Gary the Gonk really does love his baubles. #makeradvent sneak peek

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Today on day 12 of #makeradvent I show you how to install and use scrcpy with your old, tired Android phone. I use this with an old phone, turning it into a spare overhead camera for videos.
https://youtu.be/nu6TN68BLCs

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Day Seven of #makeradvent and today I'm building a 4G enabled IoT device using @pimoroni.com 4G Clipper and Pimoroni Pico Plus 2, powered by the #raspberrypi Pico 2's RP2350.
https://youtu.be/U09TA1vFcLk

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Day six of #makeradvent and today we go behind the scenes and learn how I create a Maker Advent video. Best of all, every single tool is free! The video editor, images, videos, audio, fonts and help from video editing experts is all FREE!
https://youtu.be/_SCpSaZ-z2Q

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#makeradvent 2024, the fifth series of MakerAdvent, has begun!

Day one, and I introduce the event, and talk about a low-cost USB macropad that I picked up from Temu. Yes, I also take it apart!
https://youtu.be/Q9p8GcPDXDI

There'll be videos all the way up to Christmas Eve! So join me as I talk tech, build projects, and show off cheap maker stuff.

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My review of the new Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5, and development kit is live on Tom's Hardware. I tested the board, CM4 compatibility, SSDs, cameras, displays and overclocked it to 3 GHz!

https://www.tomshardware.com/raspberry-pi/raspberry-pi-compute-module-5-review

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MakerAdvent is back for 2024! #makeradvent is one video per day starting December 1, where I talk about Maker projects, build things, hack toys, show off cool tools and attempt a bit of comedy. I'll be messing around with Raspberry Pi, Pico, ESP32 and more https://youtu.be/IlDkDOHgG38

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I also found this in the arcade under Blackpool Tower. I made the electronics and code for this project back in 2014. It's powered by Raspberry Pi and controls 12V arcade components and random audio tracks.

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Tomorrow at 2pm ET / 7pm BST is episode 192 of Tom's Hardware: The Pi Cast and we have @adafruit own @Anneb on the show to talk about her awesome PyDOS handheld https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UysDRYfZLJ8

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