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<p>We’re a US-centric site, but aside from events in New York or California, we don’t see many hacker, maker, or 3D printer events aimed at the parts of the country filled with corn and WalMarts. <a href="http://midwestreprapfest.org/wordpress/">The 1st annual Midwest RepRap Festival aims to change that</a> with enough events, speakers, and activities to make Elkhart, Indiana look like the hoppingist place around.</p>
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<p>Officially, the festival started yesterday but <a href="http://midwestreprapfest.org/wordpress/?page_id=9">the schedule of events</a> really ramps up today. [Josef Prusa] will be taking the stage talking about the state of the RepRap, and a ton of 3d printing vendors will be there showing off their wares and selling some really cool stuff. There’s also tons of experienced RepRappers available to help you tune your machine to perfection; just as well, because the festival is going for the world record for the greatest number of 3D printers printing simultaneously.</p>
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<p>Here’s a fun way to break up the monotony in the old cubicle farm. The Mug Plotter will let you <a href="http://www.instructables.com/id/Mug-Plotter">expertly inscribe your coffee vessel</a> with a different witty saying or design for each day of the week. If it looks familiar that’s because it’s loosely based on the non-flat drawing robot, <a href="http://hackaday.com/2010/03/30/cnc-egg-decorating/">the Eggbot</a>.</p>
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<p>We don’t know if typing your Facebook updates from a piano keyboard counts as practicing or not. But if you want to give it a try here’s how. [Zach] wrote in to our tips line with his latest <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-hZv-owHMY">ASETNIOP hack which uses a MIDI piano keyboard to touch type</a> on a computer.</p>
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<p>Last July was <a href="http://hackaday.com/2012/07/21/chorded-keyboard-for-touchscreens/">when we first heard about ASETNIOP</a>. It’s a chorded typing system which at the time was aimed at, but not limited to, touch screen devices. This version gives a pretty good idea of how the system actually works. Your fingers and thumbs are each assigned a key and they never move away from it. To type more than just the ten letters, combinations of keys are assigned the rest of the alphabet. You can see the piano example of the system after the break. But better yet would be hooking your own MIDI keyboard up to the computer and <a href="http://asetniop.com/piano.html">trying it in a browser</a>.</p>
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<p>After years of prototyping hobby electronics we’ve learned (several times actually) that when something’s not working it’s a problem with the hardware. Usually the jumper wires aren’t hooked up correctly, or we needed to throw a pull-up resistor in and forgot to. One thing that can really help sort these problems out quickly is a pinout label for each chip like the ones seen above. This is a project which [John Meacham] came up with. It uses <a href="http://notanumber.net/archives/83/label-your-chips">a script to generate chip pinouts on a label maker</a>.</p>
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<p>[James] has an admirable home automation system which he’s been working on for years. It does things like monitor the state of the garage door, control the lights, and it even notifies him of a power failure. One thing that wasn’t on the system yet are the fireplaces he has in his home. The hardware you see above is <a href="http://www.geek-tips.com/2013/02/23/hacking-a-fireplace/">how he patched into the fireplace remote control system</a> in order to automate them.</p>
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<p>The remote control uses RF to communicate with a base station. Unlike controlling home theater components which use IR, this makes it a bit more difficult to patch into. Sure, we’d love to see some <a href="http://hackaday.com/2010/07/05/reverse-engineering-an-rf-clicker/">reverse engineering of the protocol</a> so that a simple radio module could be used, but [James] chose the route which would mean the least amount of hacking on his part. He soldered wires onto the PCB for the buttons and connected to them using reed relays. These let the Arduino simulate button presses.</p>
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<p>The value of a 3D printer is obvious for people who hack hardware as a hobby. But this repair project should drive home their usefulness for the commoner. [James Bruton] <a href="http://xrobots.co.uk/3D/index_satnav.html">used a 3D printer to recreate a hopelessly broken injection molded plastic part</a>. This is a suction cup mounting bracket for a Tom Tom GPS module. The sphere which makes it adjustable had broken off of the column holding it. For 100% of non-hacking consumers that’s the end of this item. We can’t see a fix that would restore the strength of the original part.</p>
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<p>The replacement starts by measuring the broken part with precision calipers. [James] then grabbed a copy of 123D, which is free software. He starts by modeling the sphere, then builds up the support column and the base with a cut-out. It’s obvious he’s already very familiar with the software, but even the uninitiated should be able to get this done pretty quickly. After slicing the design for the 3D printer he finds the part will be ready in about 11 minutes. The first prototype is a bit too small (the ball requires close tolerances to work well). He spins up a second version which is a bit large and uneven. A few minutes of filing leaves him with a smooth sphere which replaces the original part beautifully!</p>
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<p>When [Andrei] first got his Raspberry Pi he wanted to make it a standalone computer right away. This means the normal input devices like a mouse and keyboard, but also some type of display. To avoid waiting for shipping he ended up using a cheap vehicle backup camera screen from the local big box store. It worked great, and recently he decided he would try to convert it to run off of 5V power to simplify his setup. While snooping around inside the device he discovered an <a href="http://errincode.blogspot.com/2013/03/free-touchscreen-in-cheap-car-back-up.html">unused resistive touch overlay and figured out how to get it to work</a>.</p>
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<p>What tipped him off is the small four-conductor connector which wasn’t hooked up to anything. He carefully soldered wires onto the flexible circuit traces, then generously covered them in hot glue to help prevent movement from breaking the rigid connection. To get this working you need to measure the resistance between the conductors. Most of the time we figure the RPi GPIO header can be used directly, but for this task an intermediary is necessary. [Andrei] went with a small Arduino clone board. A bit of trial and error was all it took to get the connections right and to iron out the code which translates the values into coordinates.</p>
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