Chances are, if you’re online for any length of time, you’ll end up with a whole bunch of profiles in a whole bunch of places. Have you ever considered how well all these profiles coordinate with one another? Have you thought about how easy it might be for someone to navigate among them? Or why this matters?
Dave Jones from the Electronics Engineering Video Blog shows us what tools he recommends for a starter electronics lab. He makes a few surprisingly inexpensive recommendations for multimeters, oscilloscopes, function generators, bench power supplies, soldering stations, and many other tools and supplies. I, for one, am taking very careful notes on this excellent video since […]
Need a Jell-O toy fix next month? Look no further than crafty gal My Paper Crane’s new Kid Robot line, Yummy Dessert. Some of Heidi Kenney’s most well-known designs appear to be featured in this keychain line. My personal favorite has to be the Jell-O mold. I don’t know about you, but my keys could […]
We hope you enjoyed this month’s Bike Shop theme and Skill Builder series. As with all of our Skill Builder sets, we’ll continue to add content going forward, and we always have great ongoing bike coverage under our Bicycles content category. Thanks to Chris Nodder and to RadBrad and KoolKat of Atomic Zombie for helping […]
I Heart Jenny’s Art has a tutorial for making your own ruffle suspenders. I like seeing girls wearing suspenders!
This collection of a crocodile, bunny and an vintage tennis racket get a total up-grade with a metallic spray paint.
Product Design student Andrew Little created the Connect A Sketch, a networked version of the ever-popular Etch A Sketch mechanical drawing toy: We all love to leave personal messages for one another, be it productive or playful, Connect A Sketch was designed to take this interaction to a larger scale. The reason I chose to […]
