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A black 3D printed holder for a servomotor. The holder has a squarish base to the right of the figure, with holes on the sides for the servomotor wires and white circular connectors and gears to go through. The holder also has a long finger-like piece extending out to the left.
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  • Rowan Volate Cleland-Host
3D Printed Ocarina Servomotor Holder
A 3d printed test part to hold a servomotor for a class project to automate a song on an ocarina.
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Corner Angle-Printed Black Color Expandable Modular Synth Case in Action
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  • Alvin Hill
Building an Expandable Modular Synth Case with 3D Printing
Printing a custom case for my modular synth
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Mad Scenes and Exit Arias cover
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  • Pam MacKintosh
Mad Scenes and Exit Arias
Heidi Waleson, opera critic for the Wall Street Journal, provides an in-depth history of the New York City Opera from its founding, through 70 years of ups and downs, and on to its declaration of bankruptcy in 2013 and the aftermath.
Lost in the Stacks
The Keeper of Secrets Book Cover
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  • Pam MacKintosh
The Keeper of Secrets
A beautiful story following a 1742 Guarneri del Gesú violin and the men (and boys) who loved her.
Lost in the Stacks
Several students place their hands on loudspeakers filled with percussion instruments.
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  • Eleanor Daftuar
Design Lab 1 Snapshot: The Force of Things
A quick look into what was happening in Design Lab 1 on the morning of January 24, featuring a course offered through the Living Arts program.
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A metal enclosure and various electrical components.
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  • John Paul Sciortino
Work in Progress: "Fuzz Face" Effects Pedal Construction
Isaac Levine and I have immersed ourselves in the troubling yet rewarding world of guitar effects pedal construction. What began as a short project designed to bolster our knowledge of circuitry in musical instruments has now turned into a lengthy trek to explore the instructional resources of the internet, the inventory of the North Campus WorkBench, and the variability of the electrical components required for guitar effects pedal construction.
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