tINDIE: an “Etsy for electronics” July 20

Buy, sell, and request DIY electronics projects

Tindie is a site for buying and selling homemade gadgets, kits and parts that’s being described as “Etsy for electronics”. The site is a one-man operation that came out of a post on the reddit board r/Arduino. The store has only been open for three weeks and already it is full of cool projects, from the practical (like the laser cut BeagleBone enclosure seen above) to the fanciful, like this CNC cut steel Iron Man Arc Reactor below:

Posted in CNC Routing, Electronics + Robotics, Functional Art + Objects, Laser Cutting, Rich Decibels, Small Business Stories by Rich Decibels | Comments are off for this post

Make your own stuff using: Laser Cutting, CNC Routing

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2 Responses to “tINDIE: an “Etsy for electronics””

  1. Emile Petrone Says:
    July 20th, 2012 at 5:42 pm

    Thanks Rich for the post! One small correction, the site has only been live for a few weeks…3 to be exact :)

  2. 3D Printing… the ebb and the flow Says:
    July 20th, 2012 at 9:58 pm

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