Projects
Lathe!
by Adam Evenden on Apr.03, 2013, under Projects
Click more to see more pictures of the lathe in action, and the first mystery project
Automata, or things that go put put.
by Adam Evenden on Sep.18, 2012, under Projects, Uncategorized
This weeks post is of projects that have come threw the space or live in the space that move, fly, or simply put have motors and are really neat. Click more for the 9 photos of Trainoverlord, a Quadrocopter, Line following robot, and a sick 6 legged robot I am calling Mr.Roboto.
Noms, created at last weeks open house.
by Adam Evenden on Sep.09, 2012, under Events, Projects
From Digital Design to Physical
by Adam Evenden on Sep.03, 2012, under Projects, Uncategorized
Brain Food – Double post; Raspberry Pi Cases and Train Overlord Progress.
by Adam Evenden on Aug.09, 2012, under Projects

Here we see the box for the tasty Raspberry Pi on the left, and on the right the ever advancing brain for Train Overlord.
The Building of train overloads new brain.
by Adam Evenden on Aug.01, 2012, under Projects, Uncategorized
Spring in ones step.
by Adam Evenden on Jul.26, 2012, under Projects, Uncategorized
Last week one of Hack Labs members finished some much needed repairs to his stilts. The stilts specifically needed a spacer/pivot, to be built to repair the joint. Not everyone made it down stairs to watch him try out the fruits of his labour so here is a GIF to show what many missed.
- Jumping in joy for the repairs are done. Then taking them for a spin.
Snake: Mastering the Joystick.
by Adam Evenden on Jul.17, 2012, under Projects, Uncategorized
Comments Off :Flip Dot Display, Photos, Retro, shameless self-promition more...This weeks Hacklab Photo Round up in: 10 photos – Week of (July 8-14).
by Adam Evenden on Jul.14, 2012, under Events, Projects, Uncategorized
Every week for as many as I can I hope to post a collection of Images that depict what the space is all about. It may not be 10 photos each week it maybe more it may be less, but each photo is part of hack labs story.
Here is HackLab as I have glimpsed it this week.
1 - Community Service: The growing pile of E-Waste that community members have brought in for others to pick threw before being picked up by E-Waste disposal.

2 - Exploration: In a basement of a building in the market is a treasure trove of discovery to be found.

3 - Collaboration: Hard work and dedication to a project, can create wonderful things. The two individuals in this photo are working on a Quadrocopter .

6 - Solutions: Problem solving is something I encounter often in the space, people come in with ideas and collaboration happens. It is not often I get to witness a solution executed so quickly. This instants part of the Ultimaker needed trouble shooting and a custom part was fabricated and installed.

7 - Lasers: Always a cool thing, and in this case a laser cutter hard at work cutting out a Façade for a project.

10 - Easter Eggs: Looking for those little surprises or unexpected discovery's. In this case we found the company's logo amongst the circuitry.
Photo Journalist in Residence Introduction & Updates.
by Adam Evenden on Jul.09, 2012, under Announcements, Projects, Uncategorized
I care to introduce myself, my name is Adam Evenden. Over the last few weeks I have slowly been moving into my new role as the Photo Journalist in Residence, at the HackLab.
Tuesday have been a magical time at the HackLab for me over the last 2 years that I have spent visiting the Lab. Having met many interesting individuals, heard many great ideas, seen many grand projects, and have always been excited to come back. I foresee meeting many new members in the future who I have not had the previous pleasure of meeting, and the enjoyment I have experienced in the lab so far extending into my new role as the Photo Journalist in Residence.
Over the recent years the lab I have had the opportunity to witness many entertaining moments at the hack lab, as well as triumphant progress within projects. I would like to share within my first post some of the moments I have captured at the hack lab over the last few weeks as the Photo Journalist in Residence, as well as some moments that I have captured while visiting Iceland’s hacker space Hakkavélin.
After all the spontaneity was done, Geordie, Atrain, Will, And Jed set to work on the Ultimaker. After much tweaking, fine tuning, and many hours spent working on the Ultimaker. We did not get out of the Lab till after 7am that night, and the time was well spent.
Successful Test Objected printed


























