OpenWarfare.org

I’ve been pretty busy getting everything ready for the mini mill build. It’s really the first official Open Warfare hardware project and I am really excited about it so I wanted to post my current progress just in case anyone is interested. I decided to model the entire mill in Blender. The image above is my progress as of tonight. I’d say it’s about 3/4 done. I’m planning on rigging it so it can be used as a simulation in Blender’s game engine. At the least I’ll get it all modeled and textured so that it can be used as a resource for other’s who want to build this project.

I know I know Instructables…I hate it too but this is a pretty nice project so it might be worth the avalanche of sign up offerings to grab the pdf. I’m still hoping for the all in one cloner but this is pretty close. It looks like you have to manually punch in the code that you want it to transmit. Still pretty useful.

This is a neat project that turns your Wifi enabled computer into a network node/router.
http://netsukuku.freaknet.org/?pag=faq

Similar to the FabLab mesh network in Afghanistan

A nice little spoofer on Instructables.  Take this and combine it with one of those RFID spoofers and you would have real swiss army knife of ID technology.

Via Lifehacker -> Hackaday

Technorati Tags: spoof, magnetic, strip

I’ve decided to do a build of the $100 3 axis mini mill.  I’ll post updates on the blog periodically but the bulk of the information will be available on the Open Warfare Project Wiki.