… and he said it was good
I’m not sure why I’ve not spoken about this before, but back in June, after starting the Electronics class on Instructables, I completed my second large maker project: a Mad Scientist Light. Unlike my...
What I’m doing to prepare for the zombie apocalypse Blog
I can print you one of those…
On the 28th July 2017, shortly after moving to Worcester with my girlfriend (say hello, Lucy), I ordered the Prusa i3 MK2S 3D printer. I’d been thinking about getting a 3D printer for a...
Slight change in direction
When I first started this blog it was designed as a repository of thoughts as I read though, and complete the projects within, The Maker’s Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse. I purchased the book...
My Halloween box isn’t four months late, it’s eight months early
Back in September 2016, inspired a bunch of cool looking projects I found on Instructables, along with access to a laser cutter, and some stock art, I decided to fully embrace this whole maker...
What I’ve been up to
It’s been a while since my last post, so I wanted to spend a moment talking about what I’ve been up to. In the first instance, I should probably talk about my progress in...
In the eye of the beholder
When we last left our handsome hero he was securing the perimeter using a PIR sensor and an Arduino. The rig was designed to raise an alarm via a piezo buzzer when the sensor...
What’s in the box?
A couple of months ago I got really excited when I saw that Adafruit had launched a curated box of products suitable for anyone that’s part of the maker scene. The AdaBox follows the...
Securing the perimeter
Just a quickie, this time, to let you know I’ve finally completed Project 6: PIR Zombie Detector. I’m not exactly sure what I did wrong the last time, although it’s a safe bet that...
