Ryan cuts a Metroid-themed four wood inlay for his phone's lens case.
Tag: video games
130: PCB Enclosure
I really thought that when I got around to laser cutting and assembling my first PCB enclosure, it'd be for an Arduino or a Raspberry Pi. Y'know, something you can emulate retro games on. Hell, I'd 3D printed about a dozen different PCB enclosures for people making DIY emulator hardware back in the Aurora Public … Continue reading 130: PCB Enclosure
129: Metroid Router
Some computer hardware manufacturers try very hard to make their products attractive. Sometimes they're successful, and sometimes they're not, but they're at least trying. Zyxel Communications Corp, on the other hand, doesn't seem as concerned with aesthetic. At least not when they designed the EMG3425-Q10A, a wireless router I recently started leasing from my new … Continue reading 129: Metroid Router
124: Light-Guiding Lucite
I've worked with lit acrylic in the past, but I ran into some issues getting a full 2-foot long piece of acrylic to light up when lit from one edge. I knew there were materials that were made to respond better to being edge-lit, but didn't have any on hand to test at the time. … Continue reading 124: Light-Guiding Lucite