I’m digging the way you turn on this fiat lux lamp by designers Constance Guisset and Grégory Cid. In place of the standard light switch, you place an orb under the lamp, which then (presumably) uses a magnetic field to hold it in place.
The Pioneer Woman shares a recipe to make these yummy, crunchy cheddar puffs which can be made and stored in the freezer for months so you can bake a few at a time.
The prospect of sleeping this dinosaur bed by the Murphy family must delight their lucky kid all the way to dreamland. Rawr! [Thanks, Matt!]
I’m drooling over this eggnog cheesecake with Oreo cookie crust from Anna of Cookie Madness. I liked it because instead of just calling for a cup or so of eggnog, it was actually made with ingredients you’d find in eggnog such as egg yolks, rum, vanilla and fresh nutmeg. She adds in the comments that […]
Instructables user mrfixits writes: This Tesla Tornado is made using a Subaru blower fan motor, complete with its 3-position speed switch mounted on the base. The blower motor has a flywheel fabricated out of Lexan with 6 neodymium magnets mounted in it. It magnetically couples with 6 magnets in the Tesla Pump disc pack, which […]
Craftster user leahseraph keeps her mitts toasty with these fire power fingerless gloves. Congrats on the color work, they’re gorgeous! [via Sprite Stitch]
Because of its classic sounds & serial-controllability, the Commodore 64’s Sound Interface Device (SID) chip is much sought after by many synth DIYers. Instead of plucking one from a vintage piece of computing history, Christoph recreated the SID’s functionality in firmware using an ATMega8 chip. The resulting emulator can be controlled via serial protocol – […]
