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A guide to your Cricut blades for Explore and Maker Machines. Learn which one to use, how to install, store and how to maintain them.
A guide to your Cricut blades for Explore and Maker Machines. Learn which one to use, how to install, store and how to maintain them.
A guide to your Cricut blades for Explore and Maker Machines. Learn which one to use, how to install, store and how to maintain them.
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Make simple or complex electrical circuits on a flat piece of paper!
Make simple or complex electrical circuits on a flat piece of paper!
There are many ways to create do-it-yourself electronic circuits. The available options include (amongst others) free floating quick and dirty installations, breadboard circuits, strip board circuits, self made printed circuit boards and professional made circuit boards. Each way has some pros and cons. If you own a cut plotter you can try this alternative approach on creating experimental circuits: Cardboard-Circuits A few years ago I experimented with copper foil cut plotting and recently found that someone else did too at about the same time: https://www.instructables.com/id/Flashy-Copper-Foil-Circuits/ [https://www.instructables.com/id/Flashy-Copper-Foil-Circuits/] So it seemed to be a good idea to dig out my old workflow, refine it and mix in some new steps.
There are many ways to create do-it-yourself electronic circuits. The available options include (amongst others) free floating quick and dirty installations, breadboard circuits, strip board circuits, self made printed circuit boards and professional made circuit boards. Each way has some pros and cons. If you own a cut plotter you can try this alternative approach on creating experimental circuits: Cardboard-Circuits A few years ago I experimented with copper foil cut plotting and recently found that someone else did too at about the same time: https://www.instructables.com/id/Flashy-Copper-Foil-Circuits/ [https://www.instructables.com/id/Flashy-Copper-Foil-Circuits/] So it seemed to be a good idea to dig out my old workflow, refine it and mix in some new steps.
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Formula 1 Circuits - Poster Series
