Clock Loop’s BlackBox 2.0 sequencer project uses 4 Parallax Propeller chips driven by a single 5MHz crystal to create some sweet electro rhythm. The above-seen demo shows off what two of the devices can do together – one handling sound synthesis, while the other’s on sequencing duty. Have a look at the project’s schematic & […]
A few weeks ago in a galaxy far, far away, Rebel Troops and the Empire decided to put down their starships and fight out their epic battle like men, in a foosball game.
Flickr user fdecomite built this impressive rhombidodecadodecahedron (say that three times fast).
Sean @ Make: Online points us to this attractive bag made from an upcycled airplane life vest. Not functional as such, but still a nice reuse project! I love the pull-to-inflate zipper pull.
Linyl Records capture audio and ambient light together on a single disk. It uses an Arduino to read the RGB values on the disk, which it then reproduces in ambient lighting.
I love the fun wallpaper animal silhouettes that decorate my pal, Misty’s, house here in Austin, and I’m so happy to see that she’s posted a tutorial for making your own cute wallpaper decals over on Apartment Therapy. It’s a super simple process that I can’t wait to try.
Instructables user marc.cryan made this remote controlled crane arm, useful for turning your house into one giant pluckable toy pit. Watch in the video how even a small child can operate it, for maximum adorability. Now you can get back all the satisfaction lost from years of unsuccessful arcade claw games.
