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* | *[[StanScrap]] (similar concept, but this aims to use materials that are universal (even in litter / ocean debris) and also try and make relatively standard raw materials with them) | ||
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* | *[https://youtu.be/a6clcMGufUo?t=260 A Video by the YouTube Channel "Maker's Muse" Titled "Design and Build Electromechanical Projects FAST (without wasting $$$)" ] (Clickbaity name, but the timecode goes to the section on this concept) | ||
Latest revision as of 23:48, 3 August 2021
Basics
- A concept for acquiring components where rather than buy/build a dedicated component/part, use another system as the component, or a source of parts
- Examples
- Using the Transformer in Old Microwave Ovens for a High Voltage DC Power Supply ( Microwave Oven Transformer )
- Using a Food Dehydrator or Air Fryer as a Filament Dryer
- Using a Microwave Oven to sterilize biolab stuff in a similar manner (albeit with less capability) to an autoclave
- etc
Internal Links
- StanScrap (similar concept, but this aims to use materials that are universal (even in litter / ocean debris) and also try and make relatively standard raw materials with them)
External Links
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "Maker's Muse" Titled "Design and Build Electromechanical Projects FAST (without wasting $$$)" (Clickbaity name, but the timecode goes to the section on this concept)