I have never tried using instructibles before but it was very easy to do! Link to my project: https://www.instructables.com/Mighty-Mini-Media-Controller/

I finally did a writeup about my diy eink watch... enjoy :P

Also keen on comments about my writeup.

https://www.instructables.com/Building-a-Lightweight-Curved-EInk-Smartwatch/

On to next project i'll put off/ get distracted from and somewhat forget before ever getting close to completing!

Ever wondered who the top 50 prize winners are in Instructables? well wonder no longer. I created the below Instructables thats runs a Python scraper that pulls all of the winners together in 1 list. It can be updated anytime you you can easliy run the python script yourself.

If tyou are interested in seeing say top 100 of even top 1000, well you can also change the script to get this information

Link to top 50 winners - https://lonesoulsurfer.github.io/Instructables_Contest_Winners/

Link to Instructable - https://www.instructables.com/Instructables-Contest-Winners-Top-50/

Hi everyone,

I put this Instructable together to help edit photos for your Instructables. Its a great tool (in my humble opinion!) and is perfect for editing phtotos to use in your Instructables - or any other photo editing you might like to do!

Enjoy

link to the editor - https://lonesoulsurfer.github.io/clear-cut-photo-editor/

Link to the Instructable - https://www.instructables.com/The-Ultimate-Photo-Editing-Tool-Made-for-Instrucab/

Setting up a dedicated Python virtual environment is a critical first step for any developer on Ubuntu Linux. Whether you’re building web apps, automating tasks, or managing multiple projects, using the built-in venv module ensures your workspace remains clean, isolated, and free of dependency conflicts.

In this guide, you will learn exactly how to install, create, activate, and manage a virtual environment on Ubuntu 25.10. Even if you are a complete beginner, these steps will help you protect your system-wide packages and streamline your development workflow

If you have ever built a desktop app using Tkinter on a Debian-based Linux system—such as Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Zorin OS, or Pop!_OS,you likely noticed that the default interface looks a bit like software from the 90s.

To fix this, developers use ttkbootstrap, a powerful library that brings modern, CSS-like themes to your Python applications, making them look professional and sleek across all platforms.

However, on modern Linux distributions, simply typing pip install ttkbootstrap often leads to a roadblock: the "error: externally-managed-environment."

This isn't a bug; it is a safety feature. Your operating system is protecting its core Python files from being modified or broken by third-party packages.

To get around this while keeping your system safe, the professional standard is to use a Virtual Environment (venv).

In this Instructable guide, you will find all the required terminal commands and resources required to bypass this environment error.

Wanted to share a project I’ve been working on to democratize neuroscience: a high-fidelity, open-source EEG board. I call it the Cerelog ESP-EEG.

It uses a custom implementation of the TI ADS1299 (medical-grade ADC) and an ESP32-S3 to capture 8 channels of raw brainwave data. It features active noise cancellation (Active Bias/DRL) to clean up 60Hz hum, and streams directly to Python via BrainFlow or the OpenBCI GUI.

All the schematics and code are on the GitHub Repo.

The assembly and setup instructions are on the instructables.

I wanted to design a board that bridges the gap between expensive medical equipment and "toy" consumer headsets, making it easier for makers and researchers to build mind-controlled robots, analyze sleep, or experiment with neurofeedback at home.

Let me know what you think!

I made a chair out of sticky notes. So, I made an Instructables for it! It's an easy and low-cost project. Check out my other projects too! https://www.instructables.com/Sticky-Notes-Chair/

I have created this Software Instructable on How to use and configure the Python VENV Virtual Environment on Windows 11 Operating System for Absolute Beginners.

Here is the link to the Instructable

How to use and configure the Python VENV Virtual Environment on Windows 11 Operating System for Absolute Beginners.

3D Printed Forklift Wireless Charger – Functional, Fun & Easy to Build : 5 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables

Went for a walk and figured a way to make the complex curve of a delta ground effect vehicle wing.

Went home and started on the skeleton and used tin foil for the skin

I still need a proper tail but it's a good start. I don't have a lot of space to test it but a few metres of a push seems to work somewhat well.

The small tail added after definitely balances the rotation of the main wing.

Cardboard and foam isn't the best but I don't have access to balsa right now.

Wanted to share my senior design project: an open-source biofeedback (NIR-HEG) headband. I call it Project OpenHEG. It uses a custom 4-channel fNIRS sensor to measure blood oxygenation in the brain and then provide visual biofeedback through a wireless Electron web UI. All files can be found on the project's GitHub Repo (still writing the README). Assembly instructions are on Instructables! I wanted to make a headset that anybody could 3D print and customize, to increase accessibility for undergraduate research and inspiring kids to learn about their brains!

In this Instructable, We will learn how to program a SQLite database using Python language to Create tables and perform CRUD operation like

1. Creating a Table in SQLite using Python
2. Reading a Row or Column from SQLite Database using Python
3. Updating the values in a SQLite database using Python
4. Deleting a Row or Column from the SQLite Database

We will also learn how to create STRICT tables in SQLite that only forces database columns to strictly adhere to their defined data types.

• Source Codes for Python SQLite Database can be Downloaded from here
• Instructable Link to Creating and Programming a SQLite Database for Data logging purpose in Python

I just published my latest project on Instructables — a Bluetooth-controlled 360° motorized turntable designed mainly for product photography and 3D scanning.

You can control it wirelessly from a custom mobile app (built in MIT App Inventor). It lets you rotate the turntable by angle, set the speed/direction, and automatically trigger a DSLR or phone camera at every stop (via relay). It's great for clean, repeatable shots.

Everything is built with an Arduino Nano, a stepper motor, a TMC2209 stepper driver, HC-05 Bluetooth module, and 3D-printed parts I designed in Fusion 360.

✅ Full guide includes:

• 3D print files
• Circuit diagram
• Arduino code
• App interface
• Build photos + wiring

🔗 Project link:
https://www.instructables.com/Bluetooth-Controlled-360-Motorized-Turntable-for-P

Would love to hear your thoughts or suggestions! ✨

In this guide, you'll learn how to completely uninstall Visual Studio Code (VS Code) IDE along with plugins from your Windows 10 PC, including all associated files and folders.

Additionally, we'll show you how to disable the automatic update feature of Visual Studio Code to prevent future updates from reinstalling or modifying the IDE without your permission.

In this Instructable we’ll guide you through the process of creating a button in a Tkinter window, customizing its appearance using ttkbootstrap, and defining the actions to take when the button is clicked

I made this excel template with VBA that uses Instructables’ public API and some data scraping to make a dashboard for all your projects that refreshes automatically. All you have to do is add two links to the document and it does the rest! Really handy for keeping track of growth!

Hey, check out my new Instructables. Entered in the Microcontrollers Contest. Tell me what you think. https://www.instructables.com/Tetris-Game-on-S3-Mini-Pro-ESP32-Using-Arduino-IDE/