Joe Bowers built this Macro Controller for his Xbox 360. It uses an Arduino receiving inputs from a Wii Classic Controller. The Arduino outputs into a wireless XBox Controller. It functions like a normal controller, but when you press the shoulder buttons and the “+,-” buttons, you get combo moves that would normally require more […]
Toycutter is blog that showcases some of the coolest action figure mods, vinyl toy customizations, and other figurative toy hacks. Toycutter
Keith writes: In early February, a correspondent pointed me to Jeff Keyzer’s mightyOhm blog. I immediately ran across his homebrew PID-controlled soldering hotplate and improvements, and immediately knew I had to have one. I contacted Jeff through his blog and he was great about sharing his knowledge. He’d built his hotplate using the last of […]
I’m particularly fond of artwork that brings the internet into the gallery in a physical way. This hand-cranked wooden automaton entitled “Andrew Meyer (Don’t Tase Me Bro)” is by Jon Haddock. In the Maker Shed: Designing Automata Kit
I love the DIY roundups that Lee Meredith does each week at Threadbanger. She’s now consolidated and categorized her DIY roundups from the past year into one handy page for easy reference. A must have for your crafty bookmarks. Congrats Lee on your 1 year!
Instructables user denisek.sf made this snuggly suit from to extra sleeping bags. As the temperatures rise into the triple digits this week here in Phoenix, this project makes my skin crawl a little, but it sure sould be great for cold nights on the couch!
Leigh Ann of the object project shares her steps for using an image from a coloring book to make these cute bath-time scrubby buddies. As she points out, it’s a great way to use up old towels or terry cloth scraps!
