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DIY book scanner.


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How to build your very own automatic book scanner using an eraser, a few bits of LEGO, a laptop and an upside down Epson flatbed scanner. It’s slow yes, but think of the long term implications…[Via GizmoWatch]

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One Response to “DIY book scanner.”

  1. Bobo says:

    Speed it up with the use of some Cool Muscle integrated servos!

    http://www.coolmuscle.com

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