
Bay Area Maker Faire 2012 is over, but we still have pictures from last year (and every other Global Geek event) sitting on desktops around the workshop. We cleared 4 computer desktops that became totally packed with crap over the last year. We also finished internal and off-site backups of all systems in the workshop. Check out the cleanness above, but don’t worry, it won’t last until the end of this post.
The New York Maker Faire soldering practice dadge has gone through minor silkscreen changes. Disappointed with the Eagle supplied footprints for LM317, and LM337 voltage regulators in to-220 packages, we built our own, and added them to our library for an upcoming project revision.
The Part Ninja desktop companion application now lets you chose the serial port the Part Ninja is connected to. Once it recovers data from the Part Ninja it displays it, and shows a connection diagram of all the conduction paths the Part Ninja found. A button copies the info to the clipboard, making it easy to post debug reports in the forum.
Enjoy your weekend!
