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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
Getting a robot to move a very specific distance can be a challenge, especially with inexpensive sensors. During the last year of this robot experiment, many attempts have been made to achieve 'perfect' positioning. Multiple sensors sensing multiple aspects of the environment helped but never solved the problem.
In this video, I attack this robot positioning problem with a fresh new perspective. Giving the robot a KISS appears to help get things back on track for the ZoomTown experiment.
3D printers are everywhere, including the Space Station, should you have a 3D Printer? This video explores 3D printers and 3D printing and reveals rarely talked about aspects. A lot of topics are covered including:
WHAT IS A 3D PRINTER?
WHAT IS A 3d PRINTER USED FOR?
WHAT MAKES 3D PRINTING SO UNIQUE COMPARED TO PREVIOUS MANUFACTURING METHODS?
WHERE ARE 3D PRINTERS USED?
WHO USES 3D PRINTERS?
CAN THEY MAKE USEFUL THINGS OR JUST TRINKETS?
WHAT IS THE HISTORY OF 3D PRINTERS?
HOW MUCH DO 3D PRINTERS COST?
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/
Cheers!
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:
In this series, maker Chris DeHut discuses tools. Chris has an extensive background in: Machining, Mechanics, Woodworking, Home repair, Programming, Video production, Electronics and more. With a half a century of making, fixing, doing, Chris shares with you the tools he has an has used. Typical episodes answer these questions:
What is the name of the tool?
What is the application for this tool?
Who uses this kind of tool?
What is the history of this tool?
What tool should I use for?
Why is this particular tool is useful?
How much does this tool cost?
How do you use this tool?
The section of Making Stuff With Chris DeHut covers anything CNC related and anything to do with manual machinery. Some of the topics are:
CNC Router
CNC Lathe
CNC Control(s)
Mach CNC or Centroid
CNC DIY CNC Machines
How to make CNC machines
CNC Machining
CNC programming
CAD and CAM software
These videos get get you up and running with the Raspberry PI PICO series of microcontrollers. From setup to programming and everything in between.
Connecting and using various input and output devices is always a challenge. This series, titled Interfacing the RPI PICO With covers MANY different devices to help you along with your project. Using the popular and "default" programming language of MicroPython beginners and experienced can benefit from this series. Just a few of the questions answered in this series. . .
Need a little inspiration to make something, this playlist contains projects that are centered around the Raspberry Pi PICO, PICO W, and PICO 2. Take a stroll through and see if something sparks your desire to make something!
How to make Printed Circuit Boards ( PCB) is an in-depth exploration of the process called isolation milling. This process can bring exceptional PCB quality into the DIY makers shop. In this video series you will find answers to these questions and many more you have not yet thought of.
This section of my channel covers many aspects of woodworking that budding woodworkers and makers will find of great interest. Topics include:
Furniture making & projects
Craft item woodworking projects
Woodworking fundamentals
Woodworking techniques
Woodworking how to
Look for answers to these questions about Woodworking:
What is woodworking?
Who does woodworking?
Is woodworking difficult?
How to do woodworking?
What tools are used in woodworking?
What machines do I need?
Do I need all the machines to do woodworking?
Explore and experience the wonderful world of relief carving in wood. Whether you are a beginner or skilled, this video series offers plenty of information to help you refine your skills and develop new ones. Typical episodes explore the topics and answer these types of questions:
What is relief carving?
How to do relief carving?
What tools are needed for relief carving?
What makes relief carving so enjoyable?
What can I relief carve?
Wood Turning is a great hobby, skill, and art form anyone can enjoy. This video series, presented by Master Woodturner Dick Sing, shares with you his knowledge and wisdom surrounding this art form. Dick has spent many decades developing his skills as a woodturner and a teacher of the art form. Whether you are a beginner or have been turning wood for years, you will find these videos very helpful.
In this video series you can expect to find answers to:
What is Wood Turning?
What is needed to do Wood Turning? How to do Wood Turning?
Who does Wood Turning?
What can I make on a wood lathe?
What tools do I need for Wood Turning?