Guess what, another nice Nixie clock! Nonentity posted his cool Nixie clock in the Hacked Gadgets Forum. Nonentity has documented the entire build in great detail on his site. Some of the macro pictures are spectacular!
Why no negative Joebob? I think this is an excellent example of DIY ingenuity! I am always looking for content suggestions, if you have any please send them my way with the tips link.
My hosting provider had some (lots) of technical issues and unfortunately it impacted Hacked Gadgets…
Thats another amazing sample of a perfect Nixieclock. I Love this old technic and with some russian parts the coolness factor is more higher
Ah, thats the reason for not reaching hg.com: Serverproblems. Thats typical for 1 & 1. I hate this company. I’ve never had problems with other hosters. But 4 days is a very very ugly demonstration about reliability.
July 15th, 2007
4 days offline and this is all you can come up with???? shame shame hackedgadgets.
July 15th, 2007
Why no negative Joebob? I think this is an excellent example of DIY ingenuity! I am always looking for content suggestions, if you have any please send them my way with the tips link.
My hosting provider had some (lots) of technical issues and unfortunately it impacted Hacked Gadgets…
July 15th, 2007
Why there is no shematic? It’s really not open DYI project.
July 16th, 2007
Thats another amazing sample of a perfect Nixieclock. I Love this old technic and with some russian parts the coolness factor is more higher
Ah, thats the reason for not reaching hg.com: Serverproblems. Thats typical for 1 & 1. I hate this company. I’ve never had problems with other hosters. But 4 days is a very very ugly demonstration about reliability.
July 16th, 2007
‘nough with the nixie thingies.. seen one, seen em all… :/
July 16th, 2007
Thanks a bunch Alan and Ben!
July 18th, 2007
Haha! I use HDD too to keep the small parts ^ ^
ps: i cant spell
July 18th, 2007
Yeah, I had taken apart about 15 of those HDDs and the cases ended up being perfect parts bins, plus the back of at least one other project.
July 18th, 2007
Some of the HDD insides are so nice looking it is a shame to throw them out… Using them for storage is a great idea though.
July 19th, 2007
I’ve used HDD insides to make these lightsabers -
http://www.nonentity.com/New/Main/Projects/Main-Lightsaber_III.htm
and http://www.nonentity.com/New/Main/Projects/Main-Lightsaber.htm
I’ve also used HDD insides to make random other things using a lathe… http://www.nonentity.com/New/Main/Art/Art-Objects.htm