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Welcome back to another installment of The Workbench . In this episode Charles installs new energy efficient LED shop lighting from a company called American Green Lights.

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Welcome back to another installment of The Workbench. In this episode, I walk you through the process of installing the latest version of Raspbian onto an SD card for use with a Raspberry Pi. This is the first episode in a series of videos in which I cover the basics of getting a Raspberry Pi up and running from scratch. The series will serve as a foundation for future Raspberry Pi project videos that I'll be creating soon.

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Welcome back to another installment of The Workbench . In this episode I talk about the workbench / assembly table I built for the workshop a few months ago.

I sort of stalled out on this video because I was not happy with some of the shots, as well as the overall length. I shot this video over the course of two weeks, and had about 25-hours of footage, and the end result was just too long. So I speed things up, and loosely emulated Jimmy Diresta's "Diresta's Cut" style of videos to keep the length down. View Jimmy's videos here: http://bit.ly/19B622s

As I mentioned in the video, I made a mistake when choosing to inset the top surface into the 2x4 top rails, as this will make changing the hardboard top all but impossible. I will rebuild this table when that time comes, and just use a double layer of 3/4" plywood next time.

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The Workbench: Episode 1 - Building a Benchtop Power Supply

Welcome to The Workbench, a DIY Electronics / Maker show that is dedicated to bringing you exciting new tutorials, projects, and content.

In this episode we will be building a benchtop power supply that is capable of handling up to 650w of juice to power all of the projects that might come across out workbench.

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Welcome back to another installment of The Workbench. In this video how to automate lights and outlets using a NodeMCU, 4-Channel Relay Board, and a 20x4 I2C Character LCD in conjunction with Amazon Alexa.

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Welcome back to another installment of The Workbench. In this video I describe how I control a LinkNode R4 ESP8266 4-Channel Relay Board With Amazon Alexa, and demo the final results.

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