Werkzeuger writes – “Modify a AA mini-maglite to be a long-lasting, low-key CHEAP bike light. Features LEDs for long battery life and handlebar-mounted remote controls. You can even continue using the flashlight off the bike. Perfect for urban nocturnal stealth rides.” – Link.
Here another one for this retro Sunday, it looks like a tiny pinhole camera inside a spool of thread (Popular Science 1940) – Link. We have tons of how-to guides on making pinhole cameras, so you could likely (re)make this.
Lushprojects has a pong playing hat (also displays text, and plays space invaders) – “For the display I used 5×7 LED modules from HP. They were cheap on eBay! The project drives two 21×10 dot displays each made from 6 LED modules. Control is provided by an AVR ATMEGA32L microcontroller. First job was to prototype […]
Simple and easy how to on making Korean character paper luminaries – Link.
Mister Joshua writes – “Coolest vest ever for hot nerds – This looks like a good summer sewing project. It’s a jacket with ice packs sewn in.” – Link.
Joe made an iPod amp, here’s how to make your own from an old computer speaker and a CDR case – Link.
Well, it’s as close as you can get to an iPod phone… – here’s a video.
