From the MAKE: Flickr pool Phozon posts pics of the “Lunchtime LASER project”, a follow-up to one of his previous works. The pocket-sized light show is put in motion by what appears to be two CPU fans and power comes courtesy of a spare USB port. Lunchtime LASER = awesome.
(link to video) Make: television producer and author Bill Gurstelle talks about Make: and goes over a few projects from the upcoming season. Bill appeared on Almanac, the Twin Cities Public Television weekly public affairs show. New episodes of Make: television appear each week on makezine.tv or on Public Television. Check out our broadcast listings […]
Artist Rachelle Beaudoin created this art performance chastity belt that shocks people when they touch it (but doesn’t shock her while wearing it). She used an off-the-shelf “shock your friends” gag toy circuits and extended the pertinent electrical leads using embroidered conductive thread on a vintage girdle. It was inspired by the film “That Obscure […]
From the MAKE: Flickr pool Morten rigged up an LED lantern for his yard that turns on with a breeze – I read about a lovely project yesterday on Inhabitat, where a team of Japanese guys and girls created some lovely solarpowered lights. When hung in trees, these lights only came on if there was […]
Make a high-tech mood light from a flourescent lamp and a bunch of old memory chips. Thanks go to Ross Orr for the original article in Make: Volume 09To download The Bytelight MP4 click here or subscribe in iTunes. Check out the complete Bytelight article in MAKE: Volume 09 “The Bytelight” and you can see […]
Make a high-tech mood light from a flourescent lamp and a bunch of old memory chips. Thanks go to Ross Orr for the original article in Make: Volume 09 View the PDF
If you’re into building retro gaming cabinets, you probably have a bunch of joysticks hanging around, and look what an attractive coat rack they can make! If you don’t have them around, they’re really easy to get on ebay. Via Geekologie.
