Our DIY PNP robot which builds circuit boards
02 November 2013 1 min read 9,364 views
Making a custom LED array for the base vision camera on our DIY Pick and Place V2 project
27 October 2013 2 min read 12,869 views
Building a vibratory chip feeder for our DIY Pick and Place V2 project
24 October 2013 2 min read 9,168 views
Making Vacuum Nozzle Holders for our DIY Pick and Place V2 project
17 October 2013 2 min read 10,473 views
Creating the camera vision system for our DIY Pick and Place V2 project
12 October 2013 2 min read 6,265 views
Testing all the stepper motor axis on our new DIY Pick and Place V2 project
01 October 2013 2 min read 7,212 views
Resolving problems with the feeder activator on the DIY Pick and Place V2 project
26 September 2013 2 min read 7,957 views
More work on the X-Axis on the DIY Pick and Place V2 Picker project
16 September 2013 2 min read 8,416 views
Adding the Y-Axis gearbox and drive to our DIY Pick and Place V2 project
04 September 2013 3 min read 11,389 views
Designing and milling the parts for the Picker Head Assembly on the DIY Pick and Place V2 project
14 April 2013 4 min read 13,977 views
Using an Android Tablet and Arduino on the DIY pick and place component selector
27 February 2013 2 min read 3,384 views
Upgrading the vacuum pickup on our DIY manual pick and place machine.
27 February 2013 2 min read 11,532 views
Automatic component feeders for the DIY pick and place machine Part 2
01 December 2012 2 min read 10,951 views
Adding automatic component feeders to the manual DIY pick and place Part 1
13 November 2012 2 min read 12,345 views
Modifying a commercial Panasonic SMT feeder to use on a custom pick and place machine
19 October 2012 5 min read 12,082 views
Building our own DIY Manual Pick and Place Machine
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Welcome to my blog, here you will find my projects and other things. I make websites and manufacturer and sell expansion boards for the Raspberry Pi range of computers.
You can see where I live on my local community website, Virtual Swanage.