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This is the Companion Website To the Making Stuff With Chris DeHut YouTube Channel
This is the Companion Website To the Making Stuff With Chris DeHut YouTube Channel
Learn how to make a Tachometer for your machine
In this video, Chris explains how he made a tachometer for his precision drill press. The spindle on this machine runs at 11,000 and this tachometer can easily handle that speed. Utilizing a 3D printer, the housing can be made quickly and easily. The tachometer is run on a PICO, and uses the Waveshare 1.28" round display and an RPR-220 photo reflective sensor.
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Chris
This is the last introductory announcement for the ZoomTown experiment. In a few weeks, the series will start.
Learn more about the ZoomTown Experiment -->
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Chris
The ZoomTown blog is what I hope will be the communications portal for all things related to the ZoomTown Experiment. Please take a moment to visit the blog at the address below. I will be posting some videos that will serve as an introduction to the ZoomTown Experiment, so be sure to follow the blog and this spot for new information.
https://thezoomtownexperiment.blogspot.com/
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Chris
Welcome to Making Stuff With Chris DeHut.
This website supports the YouTube channel of the same name...
https://www.youtube.com/c/MakingStuffwithChrisDeHut
Here you can find additional information about many of the videos. Depending on the video you may find: project plans, Fritzing Diagrams or schematics, Source code programs, or anything else related to the video that can be downloaded.
The links to the supporting files can be found in the description of the video on the YouTube channel. A table of contents to the videos can be found below on this page - start exploring today!
About 20 years ago I produced a Woodworking Magazine that was distributed on DVD and contained Video content. The format was very much like a television show with stories on various subjects. That magazine ran for 3 years. I have revived that content and put it on YouTube to share with anyone who is interested. That was the genesis of this YouTube channel.
Now Covering Many More Subjects
Current video production covers the following subjects:
Electronics Related Videos
CNC Related Videos
Woodworking Related Videos
Misc. Videos