Scratch-Built RC Car
This guide will share ideas for common materials you can use to create a one-of-a-kind remote-controlled car.
Posted by Three Guys
Categories: Robotics | 3 Comments
Zip ties Projects
EZ-EL Wire Bicycle
This guide will teach you how to make your very own EZ-EL Wire bicycle! For more cool ideas check out https://ez-el.com/tutorials ! The EZ-EL Wire Kit you will need for...
Posted by EZELWire
Categories: Fun & Games, Workshop | No Comments
Talking Booby Trap
Having trouble with people snatching your top-secret stuff? Need help getting some privacy? Here’s a sneaky gizmo you can make to keep those snoops away. It’s a Talking Booby Trap:...
Posted by Bob Knetzger
Categories: Fun & Games, Electronics | No Comments
Tacit: A Haptic Wrist Rangefinder
Tacit is a wearable system that translates the distance to anything you aim your hand toward into pressure on your wrist. The closer the object, the greater the pressure. Sweep...
Posted by Steve Hoefer
Coffee Table MAME Console
By John Baichtal and Adam Wolf Do you remember those classic video game arcades filled with rattling quarters, 8-bit songs, and flashing lights? You can reclaim that excitement in your...
Posted by John Baichtal
Categories: Arduino, Electronics, Fun & Games | 2 Comments
Gigantic Bubble Generator
When I read the Geekcon 2010 call for projects, I thought, what the hack — I’ll do it. Inspired by Julia Cameron’s The Artist’s Way, I decided to let creativity...
Posted by Zvika Markfeld
Categories: Electronics, Arduino, Fun & Games, Kids & Family | No Comments
Remove Anything from Metal
I love using old machine parts for my projects; often their workmanship surpasses that of anything new, and you can get them cheap or even free. Find a junkyard full...
Posted by John Todd
Categories: Workshop, Machining | No Comments
The Drill Rod
I have a 25′ cruising tugboat in Florida, and I wanted a small, lightweight ride that I could keep onboard for making beer and ice runs when I pull into...
Posted by Russ Byrer
Categories: Fun & Games, Science | 1 Comment
Basic Stilts
By Molly Graber and Chris Merrick Have you ever dreamed of being really tall? Walking on stilts is a fun and adventurous sport. But where are you going to get...
Posted by Molly Graber
Categories: Craft, Electronics, Woodworking | No Comments
The Autophenakistoscope
Motorize a phenakistoscope, a 19th-century parlor novelty that preceded motion pictures, and keep its frames synched to an LED strobe by using a sensor and an Arduino microcontroller. Invented in...
Posted by Dan Rasmussen
Categories: Arduino, Electronics | No Comments
Mini Electric Chair
How to electrocute the devilish Chucky doll of slasher movie fame.
Posted by Jon Williams
Categories: Home, Music | No Comments
