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I've been throwing some of those onto /c/technology and have received some mixed results.
On one hand, they are usually upvoted and some people are really cool about maker projects.
On the other hand...people can be downright mean and will downvote anything they can't personally buy right now or think perfect. The level of snark and straight anger is interesting. If you say anything positive about such a project, there is often a huge amount of downvotes as if people are trying hard to drown out any positivity. Dunno maybe it's just me.
I'm all about testing new and prototype technology and I was hoping it could have its place there. You can't get more diy than hackaday I feel.
Maybe join [email protected] and/or [email protected] and post there. I just found those communities not very long ago, and they seem to have some cool content.