Makerspace at the Fulton School
In Robotics, I learned how to make a car. I took four rims and four tires to make wheels. Then I took the motor for the wheels and stuck a black rod through it to make the axle. Next, I attached the wheels to…
First I started by getting a new Raspberry PI Pico, then I soldered all of the mettle pieces together using solder. Once that was finished I screwed the base together using plastic screws and nuts. Next I installed the housing for the wiring. Then…
This quarter for programming one of the things I learned was how to code LEDs in python. I learned how to make patterns and make them blink. See code below import boardimport neopixelimport time #settings nPix = 20 # number of led’s in the…
I worked on making a box that would light up a glass marble with a Leds. The box is made to fit two Leds and a raspberry pico with a opining in the back so it can connect to a computer or a phone….
For makerspace this quarter I have worked on multiple things but mainly I have made epoxy stuff for chicken middle. I made a few epoxy cats, 2 epoxy bookmarks, a lot of epoxy letters, and 2 bookmarks. They were really easy and fun to…
I made a bookmark out of epoxy before we got the bookmark mold. I had found one at a garage sale and was really inspired by it. I tried to base it off a character with the colors I used and I really like…
Spiderman A digital art drawing done on procreate. I found a inspo picture on pintrest. I personally think the line could be a lot cleaner.
In the past few months at the Fulton School, I have made many things in the Makerspace, including three others I did before I even went to this school. While I visited, I used a wood laser cutter to make a wooden bookmark with…
In Computer Science, I made red and blue lights that go in a loop using a Pico Strip. I coded the lights in Thonny using Python and used a for loop to make them alternate continuously. I learned what RGB stands for (Red, Green,…
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