Hendrik-Jan is a student who just started his bachelor studies in electronics September 2019. Hendrik-Jan made us a pancake machine. Heating the pan was difficult. The pancakes did not get cooked well enough to actually be edible. Hendrik-Jan is still pleased with how the machine turned out. He learned a lot in the process of making and testing the machine. The use of MakerBeam profiles made it possible to divide the making of the machine into separate projects without having to worry about the whole. All the created elements could always be fastened to the MakerBeam framework anyway. This meant he could focus on one project at a time without having to worry how the created element in that project would fit the whole.
Hendrik-Jan is a student who just started his bachelor studies in electronics September 2019. Hendrik-Jan made us a pancake machine. For the homing of the pan a sensor was used. Hendrik-Jan used an optical switch with a RC propeller to block the light.
Hendrik-Jan is a student who just started his bachelor studies in electronics September 2019. He made us a pancake machine. For his machine he used an Arduino mega. He also had a PCB made.
Hendrik-Jan is a student who just started his bachelor studies in electronics September 2019. He made us a pancake machine. Hendrik-Jan chose to use a small pan and attached an axis to the pan. He created brackets so the axis could be attached to the pan.
Hendrik-Jan is a student who just started his bachelor studies in electronics September 2019. He made us a pancake machine. For his frame he used MakerBeamXL beams with MakerBeam brackets.