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[Guest]

Okay I am bored during this interesting time and I am wondering if  anybody has any diyi tech projects I could do to pass the time. Something like makeing a diy cord out of stuff

[kelvinhall05]

Design a keyboard layout and build a PCB for it. Not too hard, I've done it myself. Super easy if you are OK with using a Pro Micro as your controller cause then you only have to make a PCB for diodes, switches, and maybe a reset switch and/or LEDs.

 

Fun to do and could be a money maker if you get good at it or make something people want/like.

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, kelvinhall05 said:

Design a keyboard layout and build a PCB for it. Not too hard, I've done it myself. Super easy if you are OK with using a Pro Micro as your controller cause then you only have to make a PCB for diodes, switches, and maybe a reset switch and/or LEDs.

 

Fun to do and could be a money maker if you get good at it or make something people want/like.

Cool I will try it out

[Guest]

10 minutes ago, kelvinhall05 said:

Design a keyboard layout and build a PCB for it. Not too hard, I've done it myself. Super easy if you are OK with using a Pro Micro as your controller cause then you only have to make a PCB for diodes, switches, and maybe a reset switch and/or LEDs.

 

Fun to do and could be a money maker if you get good at it or make something people want/like.

I do not know why I respnded to that and said i would do it XD because I had to look up what you are talking about. Thanks for the suggestion but I am noob at this stuff so is there anything more simple? I would preffer if I did not have to buy anthing.

[kelvinhall05]

3 minutes ago, turtlecraft said:

I do not know why I respnded to that and said i would do it XD because I had to look up what you are talking about. Thanks for the suggestion but I am noob at this stuff so is there anything more simple? I would preffer if I did not have to buy anthing.

If you don't want to buy anything your only option pretty much is software-based stuff. It's also really not that hard to do, and there are tons of guides online.

 

 

Either do online tech support, be it on a forum like this or otherwise, or teach yourself basic CAD, PCB design, etc.

[Guest]

Just now, Kaloob said:

I've been taking apart laptops like there's no tomorrow.

I have took apart a few but I am dry on laptops that I don't care about