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ShareTheScare 2019 - Halloween Project Competition

 

#SharetheScare Halloween Competition

Win a Creality Ender 3 Pro 3D printer!

 

How To Enter

Build and document your past or present Halloween projects on the element14 community using the  sharethescare Tag for a chance to win a Creality Ender 3 Pro 3D Printer, (or local equivalent).

 

Where To Post

For Example, if your Spooky Halloween project is an Arduino powered jumping spider, Create a blog with Images video to show your jumping spider in action and how you built it. Then post that blog post into Arduino space with the sharethescare tag..... and that's it!

 

We will choose the best project and blog posted between September 30th 2019 and November 8th 2019 and then they will win a 3D Printer.

 

Projects we like will be posted and promoted on the Halloween - Projects and Videos space and Social Media.

 

To be eligible to win a Gift, entrants must post Halloween themed project in the relevant section of the element14 community tagged with ShareTheScare, for example a project including Raspberry Pi is to be posted in the Raspberry Pi Projects space and carry the tag "ShareTheScare".

 

The winner will be chosen by the Premier Farnell team where by the entrant has demonstrated an element of skill in either their Halloween project.

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  • I always intend to do a Halloween project - despite it not being quite as big in the UK as in the US. I never seem to think of it until it feel a bit too late though!

  • in reply to Fred27

      to throw out a suggestion: A Jack O Lattern can show your carving skills as well as your electronics ones. Always a popular in the US...

  • in reply to clem57

    One thing I did manage last year was to buy an ultrasonic fogger for some spooky pumpkin effects. Not my video, but you get the idea.

  • in reply to clem57

    do you know if anyone has used a CO2 laser to etch/carve a pumpkin before? I would change the linear XY normally associated with a 2D plotter to be more like yaw/pitch on skewers through the pumpkin.

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