The maker of the DIY Zune Projector admits “It doesn’t work well”, but I think it is a good starting point for something that might. It seemed to work better with bright animations rather than movies. Perhaps hacking a better light source? Though it doesn’t work well it was an interesting experiment. I figure at […]
Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories comes up with another great project. This time it’s Electric Origami, and the results are really interesting and unique. It is a fairly simple technique that is very well documented on the web site. This little LED-lit cube is much more than just a paper lantern: It’s a translucent and flexible […]
Bruce Wattendorf, who demonstrated his RepStrap at the last DC401 meetup, is bringing it to the May 2008 Providence Geek Dinner. Bruce will be setting up his RepStrap at AS220 just before the Geek Dinner begins (between 4:30 and 5:00). Come early to check it out and get a taste of the future of personal […]
ModHomeEcTeacher on Curbly shows you how to make a laptop case from placemats.
I started making these acrylic recreations of CAPTCHA (Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart) images late last year, and just came out with a new batch. These images are used by websites to prevent spam bots from creating accounts or posting content. Every time I find an attractive one online, […]
Join the Tree of Life Knit-Along with Corinna at Lion Brand Yarn. This classic pattern by Nicky Epstein will be available for free for the next week or so. Read the knit-along FAQ to help answer any questions you have.
Lisa of U-handblog shows you how to make a simple origami lily flower in her tutorial.
