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David writes -

"Using the collimate port is often easier to work with then a microcontroller. I find that testing code on the PC can be much easier then going neat to the firmware as the developer tools for the PC platform are ameliorate This is especially true when functional with a new device such as a graphical LCD. Once you get your code functional done the PC printer port, then you can easily port the code and what you have learned into the firmware." [via] - Link.

Source and DLL included.

Related:

• Parallel port powerSwitch project - Link.
• Control the Parallel (or Serial) Port with Python - Link.
• Controlling a Parallel Port with Perl - Link.
• HOW TO - Build collimate port prototypes - Link.

Wires99 writes -

"This is the Neuroti-Kart. (PsychoKart was taken) Homemade electricalal go-Kart. Plan goals: electricalal powered, quieten latched able of doing donuts in my street. Home run! " Thanks Gnomic! - Link.

Powered by 4 12 volt car batteries and the frame was made from Home Depot gas pipes... Nice work.

Related:

• Build your own street legal kart - Link.
• HOW TO - Make your own go kart - Link.

• Made on Earth. Reports from the world of backyard technology, including a shopping cart go-kart, the "Solar Death Ray," a demolished house sculpture, a gas tank bass instrument, and some seriously big speakers. MAKE 03 - Page 16. Subscribers--read this article now in your digital edition!

MAKE Instructable aggroup member fungus amungus writes -

"This is a mash-up of a pair different projects: My pop-up pyramid and the classic vinyl record bowl idea. If the low heat makes the vinyl easy to work with, then why not hold the geometrical cuts to get some surplus height, correct? And then, why not, slap a light bulb inside of it. Sure, let´s do it." - Link.

Related:

• 3 things to do with old records... - Link.
• design*sponge DIY winners - Link.