This is a beautiful brass and copper USB drive that is handmade in the steampunk style. I wish it did more than just look cool and store some data. Via Gizmodo – Steampunk USB drive Update: Check out the comments, it seems there may be an issue with the site. Surf wisely. Related: The Steampunk […]
Dr. Evermore (Tom Every) was a salvage expert prior to becoming an artist. He created Forevertron from tons of industrial scrap and machines. The website has a lot of great photos including a popcorn stand and a full orchestra of birds that were all created by Dr. Evermore. All components of Forevertron are salvaged from […]
Open House at TechShop Menlo Park Saturday 5/31 10 AM to 5:00 PM Jim Newton at TechShop wants to let you and the other people in the SF bay area maker community know that they’re having an Open House at TechShop Menlo Park on Saturday, May 31st from 10:00AM to 5:00PM, and everyone is invited. […]
This website doesn’t have any text, but it does have some excellent pictures on how to make your own roof camera mount. Other than the actual camera mounting, the project seems fairly simple. Make a Roof mount for you camera Related: DIY Jib Arm, Boom or Crane
This is a really cool instrument that was made in an evening. The website has another video and some really great links to help you get started in the right direction. In continuation of my previous post on the Yada Yada Yada samplers here is an instrument that I threw together in one evening. The […]
Laughing Purple Goldfish used stripped telephone wires to crochet this coloful tiara for a Ravelry challenge. So clever, and the rest of her blog is jam-packed with similiar crafty recycling ideas.
Jeffrey writes – I posted instructions on how to make your own tonic water for cocktails on my blog. Back before tonic (or “quinine water”) became flavorless and overly-sweetened by high-fructose corn syrup, it was a lovely rustic beverage – quinine was used to prevent malaria – consumed by the British in India. Anyway, it’s […]
