Upon learning about Georgia Tech’s poster printing services I knew I needed to act fast.
Way to much of my time is spent shifting through datasheets, looking up how much current a 16 gauge wire can carry or the pinout for an ATTiny45 during a project.
What I needed was 1 poster that had all that information conveniently available.
After scouring the web for all of the relevant information I could find, I came up with this poster:
The full image is 9,000 x 6,000 pixels (30x20in).
It came out very nicely on Georgia Tech’s printers – high gloss – for a whopping $4.58.
You should be able to get the full version by clicking on it to open in a new page. Then save the image (6.1MB).
Let me know your thoughts/additions for v2.
It fits in nicely with the soldering iron (bottom left behind the box).
2 Notes
1) I am not an artist and did not have access to Photoshop, so I used Microsoft Publisher to make this.
2) These are photos and screenshots I took from across the web. Very little of the content on this poster was actually created by me.
Built By Ben 
Got one in my room now, they’re awesome. Got it done at a local place though so the price was pretty high
Ben, could you share an example of CSV file from Kickstarter? I’m creating a delivery service for Kickstarter campaigns and need to know the format to import the list of pledges. Couple of rows with fake names would be enough. Thanks in advance!