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Could you make a list of all the stuff you used? Idk the names of the wires or the adaptor for the power supply.

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Thank you so much for empowering me with this knowledge. Now i can scare the living hell out of my colleagues by disassembling a pipette and then reassemble it again.

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Any chance you are from Switzerland?

This on a compact would probably be the most versatile SAK for the size.

Very innovative. Awesome work!!!

Great innovation and concept!

probable useless as a driver, such thin shaft will break.

Amazing. Congrats for the build.

The walls of the socket look extremely thin, like it would break if you apply some medium force. Maybe you can add a steel ring around the socket or something to it to give it strength so it just doesn't crack? I feel it needs something holding it from tearing itself apart. the idea is cool

Very nice craftsmanship! I think you could just take something like a Cybertool with the 4mm driver and add an adapter to allow it to take 1/4" bits. Or you could take the driver from the Cybertool and mod that onto a different model to make something else (like a Yeoman). Of course, you would have to carry the adapter around with you. But, you're already needing to carry bits, so it doesn't add much.

Interesting. He about this. Take a tool like the SAK compact and trim the hook off the package hook. Tig weld a 1/4” steel driver to the metal stub.

Very nice. Maybe go with 4mm bits rather the 1/4 inch.

Great! However, the link for your spectroscope is broken... can you provide the company and part# for this? Thanks!

I'm interested in this, are there any special calculations on how to make the rotor mount, what motor should be used and so on ? Thanks

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I guess you might require a little more coherent light source for proper hologram formation.

doesnt the wormdrive melt at such high speeds/friction?

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Excellent

How was this fabricated?

Great project. I've been looking to build something like this for culinary purposes. Will have to figure out how to scale it up a bit

and where is The DIY Electroporation Device?????

Hey the Arduino code has the line "if(mySensor.ppm < 5000)" but isn't 5% of a million 50,000 not 5,000?

Is that the one that goes to 12000hz?

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You need to whisper a little louder. also it would have been nice to see more than just the top. Got the pointer though (GaudiLabs), thanks.

Hi, I recently purchased the sensor, and I'm having a problem with the code. I'm using an Arduino Nano on the Arduino IDE, and I can't download the <NDIR_SoftwareSerial.h> library, despite following the companies instruction. Do you know how I could fix this issue? Any tips about wiring would be appreciated too. Thanks!

Hi, I recently purchased the sensor, and I'm having a problem with the code. I'm using an Arduino Nano on the Arduino IDE, and I can't download the <NDIR_SoftwareSerial.h> library, despite following the companies instruction. Do you know how I could fix this issue? Any tips about wiring would be appreciated too.

Hi, I recently purchased the sensor, and I'm having a problem with the code. I'm using an Arduino Nano on the Arduino IDE, and I can't download the <NDIR_SoftwareSerial.h> library, despite following the companies instruction. Do you know how I could fix this issue? Any tips about wiring would be appreciated too.

Hi, I recently purchased the sensor, and I'm having a problem with the code. I'm using an Arduino Nano on the Arduino IDE, and I can't download the <NDIR_SoftwareSerial.h> library, despite following the companies instruction. Do you know how I could fix this issue? Any tips about wiring would be appreciated too.

WHich software are you using for the tool you built? I am loving the build! Could this also capture spectrum from glowing metals maybe [Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy = LIBS]?

It's very good but I prefer small bit drivers made by established tool manufacturers over those made by companies specialising in EDC gear. The reason being that they are always better designed in terms of ergonomics, and you can get more torque as the outer diameter of the handle is wider in some if not all places. 2 prime examples are the Wera 813 with or without Rapidator (the 813R is the version with Rapidator i.e. locking bit chuck) and the Hazet 810BHK, which has a locking bit chuck. The 813 is the smallest at the size of a Bic lighter, the Hazet is about 1/2 an inch longer, as is the Wera 813R. Both the Wera 813 and Hazet 810BHK can be had in the USA for around $10 and are made in Europe - Czechia and Slovenia respectively - by well respected German tool manufacturers. The downside is that neither of those have onboard bit storage. There's a Snap On which is around the same size, with a pocket clip and a short double ended bit, but I don't like that one so much since the bit just slides into the plastic of the handle, rather than the handle having a metal bit holder insert. Also I'm in the UK and anything Snap On is exorbitantly expensive. But despite me not personally finding that your driver would suit my own specific needs, it is nevertheless well designed and manufactured. As you are in the US and Big Ideas Design manufacture in the Far East - and no not in Japan or Taiwan which wouldn't be so bad, but in China - I fully support you making this and it wouldn't be immoral to produce it there commercially, however it would be illegal and you'd get a lawsuit for copyright unfortunately. Despite being made in China, Big Ideas Design products have first world price tags. I like the look of their Ti EDS (every day carry screwdriver) but the price of it here equates to $162!!! No way am I paying that, I can get a whole load of top quality German and Japanese made dedicated screwdrivers for that money and that's probably around what I have spent on my little collection of screwdrivers.

It already exists - Big Idea Design Bit Bar Inline Screwdriver. It's less cumbersome too. Keep up good work though

Literally a copy of the high idea designs inline bit bar. Probably should not produce it bro just to be safe

there's definitely room for additional storage in the inner bar if you ever make a V2. its basically a hollow tube right? and maybe even if the tube itself is triangular or hexagonal you still get the flats the square tube gives you while letting the bits you but in storage "pack" nicer

Why delete my comment lol everyone else is saying the same thing. Homemade Bit Bar Inline

It looks pretty good but its almost the same design as Bit Bar Inline from Big Idea Design And where are the bits stored? You showed just 2 buts and said there are 5.

Soooo. Just like the big I inline?

Killer. I would definitely buy! Please continue its development and production

Really like the different options, cool idea with the magnets and changing handle design. Only thing I would change if pocket carrying would be a 'pocket plug' to keep it together without the bit driver punching through your pocket or damaging over pocket items.

For manufacturablity, "OSH cut" can laser cut square tubing. Maybe a simplified version of the outer part could be made from cuts in square stock that fits around the inner piece. The challenge is that to get good torque you may want a thick wall, but it could be too heavy, so maybe one could add a "truss" system of triangular holes (rounded at the corners of course).

If I were to buy something like that, I would want it to have a ratcheting mechanism. Good prototype! Keep it up.

Great design. I like your idea of using it for more functions than just drivers. Can you fit a drill bit in the hollow space ? A tiny step drill would give you the capacity of drilling various diameters on thin materials.

Awesome bit driver, is there some kind of 3d model we could use, i would love to build one of these myself.

could u pls show me how to fix the pipet if i accidentaly turned it over limit? i think i broke it i desperatly need help thanks