Maker Monday: Show us your personal Raspberry Pi projects
We had an excellent time scrolling through all of the cyberdeck projects we were tagged in last week, so this Maker Monday, we’re celebrating some of our other Raspberry Pi–based favourites from the maker community, as chosen by the Raspberry Pi Official Magazine team.
Drop a link in the comments to your latest creation, even if it’s only partially finished — you might find someone with a tip to help you over the line.
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Jack
I’ve been using a Pi as my main workstation for several years. Currently it is a Pi5 with active cooler and Pimoroni NVMe Base.
William Main
Description
If you are using a Raspberry PI or have a USB add on for your PC with GPIO pins (MCP2221A USB to Gpio Adapter Board) you can have LEDs to flash on disk drive read and write. I will use python for this.
Aaron
Almost done making a pool system controller with water temp differential for solar heater, ORP and PH sensing for chlorine level, and a few relays for pool lights, deck lights and valve actuator controls. Touchscreen and web control enabled. Just need to install it in the pump house now.
Raspberry Pi Staff Ashley Whittaker
This is the *second* Pi-powered pool monitoring system I have heard about this week.
[Something in the water joke]
Denver Lancaster
3d scanner platform I made
https://youtube.com/shorts/KhaP0U7Aptg?si=TGAU_iw6K987ynEG
Raspberry Pi Staff Ashley Whittaker
Nice one, Denver!
LonewolfBricks
made a custom lego case for my raspberry pi 5 which is my daily machine completely replaced my gaming pc and honestly id love to work for/with you guys on making more case designs even non lego
LonewolfBricks
heres that case
https://www.youtube.com/post/Ugkx1FeFFNUz4JmBJcCMVmGvh-Fk9Cxl7lkG