Scooter hack
My friend I-Wei sent this one in – wow!
Month: December 2006
Holiday Project or Gift: DIY Photo Block Kit
Thank you Photojojo for making it even easier to give one of the best gifts you can make — a beautiful custom photo block! With their DIY Photo Block Kit you’ll have everything you need to create two (that’s right two!) sets of photo blocks for any of your 4″ x 6″ photos. (You’ll need […]
HOW TO – Add a third-leg to your messenger bag
Numberandom writes – “Many messenger bags don’t come with a third-leg stabilizing strap, which comes in handy when riding a bike or doing anything active. Here’s how to add your own!” – Link.
HOW TO – Nintendo Wii combo Component/composite cable
Pridkett writes – “The Nintendo Wii ships with a composite video cable that is capable of 480i resolution. Currently first party component cables, which allow for 480p resolution, are available through retailers and directly from Nintendo. However, when attaching the component cables, one loses the ability to output composite video. Why is this an issue? […]
HOW TO – Make a music satchel
Lenore writes – “Much of the sewing I do is sort of off-the-cuff (pun intended.) This music satchel is a perfect example of sewing to fit the situation: It’s a set of speakers that you can wear while you’re riding your bike. There are many reasons to take your music with you. The usual solution […]
DIY Automotive messages book
Lots of car posts today… John writes – “Here are instructions (and pre-compiled PDF) for making an automotive message book. It fits in the glove box and has 14 standard large-font messages printed forward and reverse (for reading in mirrors) like “Your tire is flat”, “Your high beams are on” or even, simply, “Sorry.” I’ve […]
The Handmade radioactive monitor
This project is pretty intense, we’re going to check it out… it’s a homemade electric luminescent project that has some interesting ingredients… “First of all for ours semireligious ecstasy the source of radiation is required. In our case it is possible to manage old glass “fluorescent” figures which very often occupy grandmother’s sideboards.. They have […]
