MAKE Flickr photo pool member Farnea writes – “My first circuit bending stuff. I got a cheap toy piano and added some components and touch contact to make the sound weird.” – Link & video. Related: Circuit-Bending: External Controllers – Link. Circuit-Bending: Build an Incantor – Link. Circuit bent Furby – Link. HOW TO – […]
If you’re really in to gaming, what’s the best way to display, store and have tons of gaming systemd ready to be played at any moment? This maker made a cabinet for just that… [via] – Link.
Chirp, Chirp! Show the world you are a Crafter and display our cute CRAFT badge on your web site or blog! There are 3 fun sizes to choose from: teeny, tiny, and small (shown here). Link. Related: MAKE Badges – Link.
Kit up is a relatively new site that has reviews of gear from military personal – the stuff they cover is literally battle tested. A recent post mentions the use of “silly string” as an effective aid to discovering trip wires. “Kit Up is the stuff you weren’t issued but that you couldn’t have done […]
Steinar writes in with the “engineers way of shaking a milkshake”… – “Take a powerful DC amplifier, connect it to a large woofer, feed the system with a signal generator, and at the end, just add milkshake. Of course it is also possible to measure the g-force of the shaking” – photos & video.
Pocket Universe writes – “Well, this is pretty much exactly what it sounds like. I’ve torn apart a wired 360 controller, put the guts in a pretty box and soldered some arcade buttons and a joystick to it. Thought I’d publish this to give you all an idea of how it can be done and […]
The Ignite Seattle event is a mere two days away and I’ve done some bridge building tests. Here’s what I learned from messing around with popsicle sticks for 1/2 hour with my brother: You are going to be on a team and someone on your team needs to come with a plan. I finished 1/3 […]
