Eric over on Instructables reposted his Halloween controller and haunted house how-to along with some more information – “This was originally an article in Make 03 where my awesome editor Paul Spinrad actually made a replica of my controller and did a much better job documenting it than I would. For the controller board, if […]
Here’s an oldie but goodie, a giant mech robot costume by Kevin Kelm, it took 5 months to construct!. Thanks Nat! – Link.
Wayne sent in this how to o making a ringlight adapter for your small flash using two tupperware bowls. Ringlight flashes are usually pretty expensive, so check out this one as well as the other DIY versions we’ve posted up… Link & photos. Previous: DIY Ring light – Link. DIY Ring Light from Christmas LEDs […]
I like this simple cell phone protector made from paper, it looks like a little chemical or radiation suit for your cell phone and best of all you can draw your own buttons… – Link.
Pop Sci has some scare tactics & haunted hacks to get you started with your Halloween projects – “Motion-triggered monster heads, a witches’ brew of liquid nitrogen, a projector rigged for fright, and more. Here, our favorite high-tech haunting tricks made easy” – Link. Stay tuned for our MAKE & CRAFT contests, we’re going to […]
Today is a sad day, my favorite blog entirely about high-level synthetic organic chemistry is closing.. But Dylan went out with a bang with his last post, returning a damaged iPod to get 10%, but it didn’t go so well… – “…if you return an old iPod you get 10% off on a new one. […]
Alameda, CA based “Rideable Bicycle Replicas” has an amazing selection of antique replica bicycles, pedicabs, hand-cranked trikes, boneshakers, tricycles, recumbents, surreys, tandems and more. They also sell 1880’s antique bicycle catalog reprints that I cannot help but order… The Old English Roadster is only $189.00, but it’s out stock – darn it [via] – Link. […]
