Tweet Haroon Baig’s Twitwee Clock and it will deploy the cuckoo and show the tweet on a small LCD. The project appears to use a combination of an Arduino and Chumby guts to do its thing. The Twitwee Clock is a modified Cuckoo Clock that wirelessly connects to the internet and constantly checks for new […]
Instructables user Doggie Stylish writes: The smaller a dog is, the harder it is to find them a harness that will fit them properly. This tutorial will show you how to make a custom fitting small dog harness using grosgrain ribbon. The materials used for this harness are suitable for small dogs weighing 10 pounds […]
Instructables has a good thing going with their regular “theme” contests. They just finished up with paracord; now they’re starting in on coffee cups. Reminds me of the “MacGyver Challenge” that ReadyMade magazine used to run back before their facelift. Shown above is user bertus52x11’s simple hack for catching the plaster that would otherwise fall everywhere when you drill into the ceiling.
Sarah of Totally Severe wowed us with her embroidered The Price is Right piece, made us cheer with her Tim Gunn embroidery and captured incredible detail and character with her Amy Winehouse portrait. Now she’s given us Schrute Farms embroidery. Thank you, Sarah. Just… thank you.
I’m digging this functional mini lomo camera by Francesco Capponi.
Would you like to play a game? I put together a VoiceShield, plonked it on an Arduino, recorded and manipulated my voice in Garage Band, uploaded the sound bytes to the VoiceShield, and wrote an Arduino sketch to control samples and delays from a 2-axis joystick.
Check out this handy DTMF remote control interface from EmilioFicara. Turn relays on and off with sound.
