Drill Here to Destroy Hard Drive
Free, handy, download-and-print sticker from Randy Sarafan of F.A.T. Lab.
Month: July 2011
NXT Wall-E
Lego NXT Wall-E transformable fully self controlled, it uses Lego Mindstorms programming environment. The video shows the transformation which is quite similar to the original Wall-E. See the maker’s Picasa gallery showing build photos. Note that, in typical Mindstorms fashion, the actual transformation takes 4 minutes. [Via Inhabitots]
How-To: Embellished Photo Boxes
Photos are inspiring treasured memories! Don’t keep them hidden away in an dusty album on the shelf. Use photo mounting corners to create beautiful keepsake photo boxes that are just as special as the images they contain.
How-To: Magnetic Googly Eyes
Sean Ragan @ MAKE writes: I went through a googly-eyes phase when I was in college, wandering ’round applying them to the most inappropriate and disturbing objects I could find, and taking pictures. The mentionable results of this project include googly-eyed tombstones, firearms, surgical instruments, and urinal cakes. None of these photos will ever see […]
How-To: Fabric Artist Trading Cards
Hanna Andersson has been making Artist Trading Cards (or, ATC’s) lately, using small pieces of embroidery. Aren’t these owls cute? She has a nice how-to for mounting them on a card stock backing on her blog. If you’re unfamiliar with ATC’s, they have a rich culture behind them. You can learn more here.
QR Stenciler
Golan Levin at fffff.at writes:Yep, it’s a QR code stencil generator! We present QR_STENCILER, a free, fully-automated utility which converts QR codes into vector-based stencil patterns suitable for laser-cutting.
Brooklyn Greenway Plaques
When I was in Brooklyn last weekend, I stopped to admire these hand-painted plaques fro the Brooklyn Greenway, especially this one of a tree. Check out my Flickr set to see a few more that caught my eye on a quick walk to lunch.
