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this is so cool. As a former electrical engineer (now I just write APIs) I really appreciate everything here and miss working with PCBs terribly! I don't have a
by cdelsolar 4y ago
this is so cool. As a former electrical engineer (now I just write APIs) I really appreciate everything here and miss working with PCBs terribly! I don't have any ideas for what to make though, although it would be something along the lines of what you did.
I have an unrelated question. I was never very good at the physical hardware part of things (i.e. enclosures, plastic, etc), and I noticed for example in the video you appeared to be "sinking" a little screw nut into plastic. What is this process and how did you learn how to do it? If anyone can ELI5 because I'm a total newb at this.
- jotux 4y agoHeat-set threaded inserts: https://www.mcmaster.com/press-fit-nuts/threaded-insert-type~heat-set/ https://www.mcmaster.com/press-fit-nuts/threaded-insert-type...
- lhoff 4y agoTo add to the sibling comment, he uses a soldering iron to push the nut in. That’s why it is „sinking“, it’s melting the plastic.