Watch as a skilled expert brings an early 1900s electric doorbell back to life in this fascinating restoration process. From cleaning the intricate parts to repairing the mechanical components, every ...

Once the doorbell has parted ways with the wall, use your screwdriver or fingers to carefully detach the wires from the back. There will be two to three wires. If the wires are short, use a bit of ...

Can't hear the doorbell from the back of the house? It's easy to correct that by adding a second doorbell chime.

One leg of the doorbell circuit is passed through the center of this sensor, and the sensor itself is connected up to your microcontroller of choice (here, and ESP32). The rest is software ...

It certainly seems as though it should be an easy enough project; all [Miguel De Andrade] wanted was to receive a notification when somebody was pressing his doorbell, and thought it would be a ...