Member since June 6, 2013.

I joined the Makerspace to learn; to learn about electronics, welding, alternative energy, and anything else handy that I can pick up. I want to make things that are useful, save a few bucks on repairs or things I need, and maybe even make some money to pay my monthly dues once in a while.

• Coding in PHP, ASP, Visual Basic, Python, SQL script, several others
• Basic carpentry and home handyman stuff
• Basic electronics
• Project management

“If the ladies don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.” – Red Green

Ask me about any of these tools if you have questions.

• Small electronics equipment
• #02 - Speedway Drill Press
• MakerBot Replicator
• CubePro Trio 3D Printer
• Solidoodle 3
• #38 CNC Router

1. Home Environmental Sensor Array Part 2
2. Home Environmental Sensor Array (Follow-ups)
3. Milwaukee Makerspace Sensor Array
4. Automated pet food dispenser 2. Wood box and motor on YouTube.
5. Wobbly Chess

1. Reprogram the chip on my Arduino
2. Portable RFID scanner.
   1. Adafruit NFC Device
   2. Arduino RFID reader
   3. Sparkfun RFID Reader ID-20LA
3. Settlers of Catan board.
   1. Cheap support board
   2. Catan Surround on CNC router
   3. Puzzle Pieces for Catan
4. Raspberry Pi radio
5. Raspberry Pi surveillance camera
6. Car battery tester
7. Solar USB Charger
8. Benchtop power supply
9. Bow out of pvc
10. Talking / interactive application that plays 20 questions
11. Anemometer Instructables link
12. Build a solar light for my shed. Solar kit from Harbor Freight
13. Arcade game machine with the raspberry pi. Instructables link
14. Get a webcam working out of the old color cameras in the hack rack
15. Help out with the Elevated Train project
16. Wooden chess board
17. Advanced Rocket launcher.
18. Arduino / pi based chess player

1. Fix my Skil cordless drill – needs new switch. Bought a new one at Harbor Freight for $15 and put the old one on my hack rack.
2. Automated dog food dispenser. True Maker project with 3d printing and CNC routing on Instructables. The 3D printed parts do not fit the PVC T.
3. Wifi Enabled, Remote Controlled, pcDuino Powered, Video Surveillance Robot. The power port on the pcDuino broke off. Makes it hard to do this project. I might try doing this with a RPi or BBB and an Arduino.

• PC: HP Pavilion DV6000 running Ubuntu Linux 12.04
• Linux Photo Manager: Shotwell
• Web Photo Manager: Flickr
• Electrical schematic designer: SchemeIt by Digikey
• PCB designer: Diptrace
• 2D CAD Designer - DXF File Management: LibreCAD

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