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# Raspberry Pi Birdbox
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A wooden birdbox with some extra gadgets courtesy of the Raspberry Pi.
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## Gathering the neccesary items
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### You Need
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* A Raspberry Pi (we're using the Pi 1 Model B, but it will work on any Pi)
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* A weight sensitive resistor (specifically https://goo.gl/8EGmAL)
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* 6 Infared LEDS (we are using 850nm specifically ..., but use whatever ones you would like)
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* 2 NPN transistors
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* A Raspberry Pi Camera (...)
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* A lot of strip board (maybe bought here --> http://bright-components.co.uk/epages/950004269.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/950004269/Categories/Prototyping/Strip_Board)
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* A lot of wire
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## Setting up the raspberry pi
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Follow this link to set it up ...
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After you have done this type this command on it
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```console
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pi@pibox:~ $ git clone https://github.com/LazyAssassin445/pi-box.git
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```
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## Cutting the wood
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### Getting the dimensions
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Now you have cloned the repository onto your raspberry pi, do this:
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```console
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pi@pibox:~ $ cd pibox
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pi@pibox:~/pibox $ python3 dimensions.py
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```
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You have to input the thickness of the wood and the amount of overhang you would like, After that the program will print out the dimensions of the wood you need to cut and a diagram of how to cut the side panels.
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You might have to scroll up to see all of the dimensions.
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