Posted by Jim Morris
on Thu Aug 18 15:39:50 -0700 2022
This is the procedure I currently use to mill a single sided through hole (not SMD) PCB.
I design the board using eagle, then export the gerber files for the
drill and bottom copper, then run flatcam to generate the isolation
routing.
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Posted by Jim Morris
on Thu Aug 30 09:35:20 -0700 2018
I have tried the various techniques for creating PCBs on a laser cutter (both a 3w led and K40 CO2).
The issue was the paint would leave a residue on the PCB after being lasered, and removing it proved to be hard to impossible. Using the toothbrush approach it didn't touch it, and using IPA it took off the thinner traces too.
So I came up with an alternative.
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Posted by Jim Morris
on Sun Dec 16 16:47:33 -0800 2012
UPDATE the project is currently hosted on Github
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Robotics,3D Printing,Reprap
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makerslide,delta,kossel,rostock,reprap
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Posted by Jim Morris
on Mon Dec 03 02:26:22 -0800 2012
Having some time on my hands I have taken up several hobbies. One is
3D printing, and the other is restarting my robot hobby.
The 3D printing is a whole other
story,
and I'll probably blog about my adventures in modifying and building a
Delta printer soon.
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Robotics
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robot,balancing,openbeam
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Posted by Jim Morris
on Tue Feb 21 16:36:46 -0800 2012
I really wanted to share this one as it is so cool.
I have been writing some database GUI admin tools using Groovy and I
use SwingBuilder to build the UI as it tends to be easier than using
Swing directly.
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Posted by Jim Morris
on Wed Nov 23 00:08:34 -0800 2011
I decided to use
Googles Protocol Buffers for a
new server. I have been writing custom binary protocols for over 15
years for my various servers, as well as using XML and JSON on
occasions.
I prefer binary protocols as they tend to be lean and mean when it
comes to bandwidth.
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netty,protocolbuffers
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Posted by Jim Morris
on Sat Nov 12 01:36:29 -0800 2011
Or how to get Rails 3.1.1 assets in vendor/assets
to work in
production.
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Posted by Jim Morris
on Sat Dec 18 01:04:06 -0800 2010
This one does not seem to be documented, and I just got bit.
After porting my
blog engine to Rails
3, I noticed that after a while comments were being rejected with an
ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken
error.
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Rails
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Posted by Jim Morris
on Fri Dec 17 15:27:17 -0800 2010
After porting my blog engine from Merb to Rails3
code here I thought
I'd upgrade my Snow Dogs R Us Site (aka dogz.us) to Rails 3.
It was written in Rails 2.2.2 so I figured it would not be too hard,
well it was easier to port my Merb App than it was my Rails app!
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Posted by Jim Morris
on Mon Nov 29 23:06:57 -0800 2010
I needed to upgrade a remote server that was running Dapper to Lucid,
as Dapper is no longer supported (or will soon be EOL'd). This server
uses a software RAID 1, and that seems to be the problem.
I tried to do this over the network via ssh in a screen, however after
it upgraded to Hardy it failed to boot.
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Linux
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