Guitar effects manufacturer Line 6 collaborated with Freescale semiconductor to develop a Windows-based programming interface for their modular digital effects pedals. They’ve just released the software along with a writable hardware module as the ToneCore DSP development kit. This could be a great and relatively affordable way to experiment with DSP for those interested. The […]
Craftbits shows us how to turn scraps of fabric into this clever bon-bon garland, perfect for holiday decorating.
Bakerella gives her fellow Americans a “sweet reminder” about getting out and voting today.
This is a nice example of scavenging parts from an inkjet printer to make cool stuff. It uses an Arduino and a Motor Shield to control the DC motor. The web site has a lot more information and the source code to get you started. More about Using a DC motor as a servo with […]
This sculpture was made from several dozen bicycles that were connected to each other at the wheel hinge by a simple seperation of the quick release lever that typically allows one to exchange or remove tires. Pretty interesting structure that somehow manages to balance using the seats as feet. Aiweiwei.com via FFFFOUND!
Remember back in the good-ol’-days when people would actually fix their broken electronics? Yeah, me neither. Check out this instructable to learn how to fix an old radio, and maybe save it from going into a landfill. Back in the day somebody always knew somebody else that could fix minor things on radios and that’s […]
Pat Sloan spotted Stephen Reed’s Scrabble-inspired cushions. Might be a good idea for a re-make for the Scrabble lover in your life.
