Turkey baster head mounted musical instrument
Jim Miller had a great DIY turkey baster head mounted musical instrument- [via] Link.
Month: April 2007
Apple TV: State of the Hacks
Phil @ Make writes: Erica Sadun has been hacking away on the new Apple TV and presents this “State of the Hacks” roundup of what people are doing with their Apple TV boxes. Discover what kinds of mods are out there and whether they’re the right fit for your needs and abilities. MacDevCenter.com — Apple […]
Put flash memory into (almost) ANY iPod!
Mark made an adapter which enables anyone to upgrade 1G,2G,3G and 4G iPods to be upgraded with Compact Flash! These last few days I’ve been living like a monk. Why? Well, after the success of my former project, turn your iPod mini into a flash based iPod, I started thinking “wouldn’t it be great if […]
Shallow box access panels and digital photo frames…
MAKE Flickr photo pool member Chrisdigo writes – Digital Picture Frames are great to display a picture slide show. It can be put on a table, desk etc. but also can be hanged on a wall, just as a regular frame. But in this case, how do you conceal the AC power adapter cord ? […]
HOW TO – Tiny AVR Microcontroller powered by fruit
Gadre writes – Some of the fruit and vegetables we eat can be used to make electricity. The electrolytes in many fruit and vegetables, together with electrodes made of various metals can be used to make primary cells. One of the most easily available vegetable, the ubiquitous lemon can be used to make a fruit […]
Apple TV: State of the Hacks
Erica Sadun has been hacking away on the new Apple TV and presents this “State of the Hacks” roundup of what people are doing with their Apple TV boxes. Discover what kinds of mods are out there and whether they’re the right fit for your needs and abilities. MacDevCenter.com — Apple TV: State of the […]
Electrocuting Peeps
Well, you’ve heard of peep jousting, but what happens when you stick marshmallow peeps in a vacuum and then electrocute them with 9000 volts from a neon sign transformer? Check out Divide’s photoset to find out! – Link
