Another in my continuing series of behind the scenes photos from the Make: television set. This is the tilt and shoot rig we built for the pole camera. We mounted it on top of a very long pole and used a remote control and two servos to take photos. You can see next to the […]
The friendly iPhone Dev Team hackers have been hard at work over the holidays and have promised to release the iPhone 3G software unlocking utility, called yellowsn0w, sometime tomorrow for New Year’s Eve. A few details from the iPhone Dev Team blog: We have been working hard on a few other things. The main one […]
Craftster user Tanekcha recently made this impressive piece of art featuring 63 butterfly cut-outs. She was inspired by Ali Edwards (who has a how-to on her blog).
How to tap a phone – Mechanix Illustrated, March 1957 – fun for the whole family. THERE are many ways to tap a phone; most of them against the law. Our little gadget, however, is quite legal and can be used to great advantage at home or in the office. Basically, the unit consists of […]
Need something festive to do with your old Barbie collection? Try making a Barbie wreath! It’s a multi-holiday decoration, as you could use it for Halloween, too.
This morning, Ed Baafi, Amon Milner, Jacob William, and a number of the youth leaders at Learn 2 Teach, Teach 2 Learn developed an idea of how to teach electricity to youth with a new kit idea. What we are looking to do is reinvent the Alternative Energy module in the summer program. The kit […]
Homegrown Evolution has a neat tensegrity coffee table made from found materials. More: HOW TO – Build a tensegrity coffee table
