You can still use floppy’s
Ever wondered what you could do with the old floppy disks? Well if you just look at the image below that gives you a little idea!

Clearly it is impossible to write data onto a floppy disk, but these CDR’s do look funny as floppy disks, it would be especially funny to someone’s face when you stick this disc into the drive of the computer at work!
Each disk will hold 200 MB, and come with blue, red, green and yellow old style labels!
Prices are funny, $14 for one, $32 for four!
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3-Axis servo motor drawing “HackADay”
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Here’s the video if you can’t see it. (some kinda YouTube bug…yes blame it on the big company)
Cool, check out this awesome 3-Axis servo motor drawing “HackADay”. You can get the board for really cheap from this guy.
The preprogrammed AVR microcontroller must be purchased directly from Uli Huber. We do not carry the chips.
Please include $5 shipping and handling for destinations within the continental United States. For all other areas, please include $7 for shipping charges.
For those only interested in purchasing a single bare pcb board, shipping and handling can be avoided by sending us the cost of the pcb and include a self addressed stamped envelope with your order. Please attach three first class stamps to the envelope with your legible return address. We suggest using cardboard floppy disks envelopes that can be purchased at office supply stores. US only.
Diskette handbag
There are not going to be many of these handbags around when you go out for the evening. The bag is made from vinyl and is covered by six 3.5 inch high density 1.44 mb diskettes, 12 floppy disks in all.

The are two snap pockets on the bag, two elastic pockets, a removable magnetic latch hold the top closed, the bag can hold keys, cell phone, bipod, wallet, and more or less anything else that you can imagine.
The dimensions are 7.4 inches x 10.6 inches x 4.5 inches and the cost is around $55.
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