London maker Nick Hall’s Pong clock looks pretty slick, and he includes all the code and schematics so you can make your own. This project uses the classic video game Pong to tell the time. The 2 players automatically win and lose so their scores reflect the hours and minutes. The clock can also show […]
Stregoi on Instructables shows us how to construct a Moresque lamp from thick paper or thin plywood.
In Codebox: Save sensor data to Google Spreadsheets, reader Stairs observed that the sketch blew up when he didn’t have an Arduino device hooked up. When he dug out the device, plugged it in, and restarted the sketch, it worked fine. This post provides a gentle introduction on how to deal with these types of errors..
I love these peacock tea towels that Christy Petterson posted in her curated handmade treausry today, Created Treats.
Anthony Pego, aka Reddit user pegothejerk, says, “I built a robot dresser out of end table scraps I found on the side of the road. My nephew is going to freak.”
Pictures of the construction process reveal that the dresser seems, actually, to be mostly built from stock lumber, with the found object serving as base, frame, and/or inspiration. [Thanks, Marc!]
Olek and the charging bull on Wall Street! [via adafruit]
Artist, Jacob Dahlstrup Jensen, uses a tattoo machine to create three-deminsional art on paper. You can watch him in action in a video on his web site. [via Claire Chauvin]
