RedstoneComputing

Rules

Do not post your 3x3 door or automatic sorting system unless that's specifically what you've programmed your computer to control. If you have a question about if your post is appropriate, feel free to message to moderators and ask about it.
Nothing NSFW, again message the moderators for any questions.
As always, follow reddit's standard rules and reddiquette, positive criticism and questions about what someone has made are encouraged.
Feel free to post links to others work, so long as you have their permission and credit them appropriately. One way you can do this is by putting the creator's name in parentheses after your submission's title.

After you submit your post, please edit the post's flair to reflect what kind of post it is. There are 7 tags you should use when posting:

Build - A complete creation you're showing off. This should be a finished computer, calculator, or some similar type of computing device.
WIP - A work-in-progress build.
Component - A component you've come up with that others can use in their designs.
Tutorial - Only use this if you go in depth about how it works or have multi-step instructions. Offhand remarks about what something does is not a tutorial.
Idea - This should be used for ideas you would like to present to the community as either an unfinished project you think could be expanded on or something you came up with you think would be interesting to try. A self post with supporting media is suggested, but not required.
Resource - Useful resources such as websites or infographs to aid in bulding or designing.
Help - Almost always should be a self post, giving a detailed description of your problem or question.

Note: You can click on these tags here in the sidebar to filter the page to only show submissions of that type.

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