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My DIY Macro Flash Ring, made from Cardboard, tin foil and double sided sticky tape and with help from Becky :)
View from other side.
I no longer have a trigger activated ionizer switch, instead I just turn if on and off as needed.
DIY Twin flash setup
The brolley mount bottom is holding a brolley mount sideways at top. I was using this setup with 2x 580EXIIs at full power to give me f/16 at about 2.5m.
This setup through the 42" brolley gave fairly nice even lighting for a couple against a midday sky.
Flashes were triggering with an ST-E2 on camera... which was working surprisingly well (camera was behind the flashes and the signal was still getting through).
I used this as a test until my proper double/triple flash mount came from elv000 :)
the white label is todbot's arduino 'pin decoder ring' from a .pdf file. nice idea, todd! use some double sided foam tape and attach to top of chip. one layer of clear tape on the label and its good to go.
this circuit is another 'minimal arduino' that has just enough to support download of software, led-13 (usual for diagnostic and testing), a local reset button and an IR (infra red) receiver 3pin molex port.
todbot's blog post: todbot.com/blog/2009/05/23/arduino-chip-sticker-label/
to see the circuit in-use (as a volume control controller):
I put this together today using foamcore, fabric, and black duct tape. Also used a bit of hardware from Lowes to hold it onto the lightstand.
Planning out a design in advance can make all the difference. Looking for diy inspiration or home ideas? Browse our furniture online at www.almosthomefurnitureflooringandbedding.com.
Directions for making a dress like my bamboo maxi dress.
cationdesigns.blogspot.com/2012/02/before-blog-easiest-di...
Paint for the dresser. Used the purple-tinged "black bean soup" color on the base and a smokey metallic glaze on the knobs.
Here is the completed gun.
This took only a few hours to build in all.
No attempt was made to make the gun look pretty in any way.
Hover your mouse over the photos for labeling of parts.
The gun is 3" around, I didn't measure how long it is.
From left to right:
-Fan Shroud: Helps to make the fan pull in more air with less back-pressure loss.
(made from cut up plastic cup)
-Very high speed 92mm computer fan: Runs on 12volts. Despite the high speed not much air gets through to the front. But only a small airflow is needed to carry the dust like powder.
-Reducing adapters: These take the 92mm airflow down to 1/2"
-Body (see other photos in set)
-Part Ground connector
-+12volt connector
-Negative Ion Generator
-User grounding wires
-PowderCoat hopper
-Trigger
-Copper pipe adapter
-Screw to ionize powder.
All the powder on the table was actually from the previous night using a friends Sears Powdercoating gun.
There is a spot beside my new steps at the front of the house. Wanted to decorate it because there was the stub of a planned rain-drain and it is ugly.
What better than to make a planter box so I can plant some flowers?
The first 2 versions are so bad I won't bother posting it.
I love buttons! Well... who doesn't?
You can see the DIY project on my blog:
blog.nataliarosin.com/2010/07/diy-button-bracelet-part-i....
Plastic bottles have become a major part of our home. Why not use it for decorating the house. Check out the #DIY
DIY PCB (motor driver for tennis machine)
After toner applied. I used Toner Transfer Paper from Pulsar (http://www.pulsarprofx.com/pcbfx/main_site/pages/products/transfer_paper/transfer_paper.html) and it worked well.
DIY ring light: Proof of Concept
1 fluorescent light bulb and ballast
1 Shop light
1 White Mixing bowl
Zip Ties
DIY PCB (motor driver for tennis machine)
After etching and cleaning off of protective toner and Green TRF
Por Giselle Medeiros, da Gergelim.
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