Tag: diy

Home Injection Molding

https://www.techkits.com/products/model-150a

Specs:

  • ELECTRICAL: 120VAC, 400W 50/60 Hz.
  • SHOT CAPACITY: 1.1 cu in / 19 grams (PS)
  • MAX TEMPERATURE: 490 deg F.
  • MAX MOLD (OUTSIDE): 8.0″W x 5.0″H x 5.0″D
  • SHIP WEIGHT: 70 lbs.

http://www.techkits.com/pim/

http://www.users.uswest.net/~kmaxon/page/side/mold_mach_137.htm

http://www.injectionmolder.net/

http://www.designnews.com/author.asp?doc_id=264158&dfpPParams=ind_183,industry_consumer,industry_machinery,bid_27,aid_264158&dfpLayout=blog

INCE one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xwwWB2q2zI

EtherTen – freetronics

I have been trying to see how I could improve my home’s energy efficiency as of late.  My only problem is, I hear people talking about do this and that, but how do you actually prove that it does what it says it will do.  A friend of mine bought some thermal foil for the attic of his house.  It looks interesting, but without proof of what it does, how can you really know?  To this end I an EtherTen today.  I’m going to be placing my drivers and files here for future reference, but my goal is to put sensors in my attic to measure the temperatures through the summer and log to a server.  I’m guessing it won’t be perfect, but its a great learning process and should yield real world proof of what does and does not work.

Software: