HOW TO – Pom-Pom Scarf
Cathie and Steve from Creative Juice show us how to make this playful pom-pom scarf, perfect for adding a burst of color to these chilly January days.
Year: 2009
Caltrain Bike Cozy
Doctor Popular had this clever solution for simplifying mass transit with his bicycle: When taking your bike on to the CalTrain, you always wanna make sure you aren’t blocking someone else’s bike that might be getting off before yours. Most bikes show their destinations by using these ugly little yellow tags that would show what […]
Free PDF on getting started with iPhone Development
O’Reilly author Wei-Meng Lee has published a short free PDF that will get you started building iPhone applications with Apple’s SDK: If you have always wanted to learn iPhone development but don’t know how to get started, download my free eDoc on Getting Started with iPhone Development. Try it out and see how easy it […]
The beauty of a step drill bit
After struggling with marred and misshapen metal for his instrument panels, Aris discovered the savior of panel-makers everywhere – the step bit. Making holes for panel pots and switches has always been a major pain in the butt for me. I tried lots of times to make different sized holes with standard metal drills on […]
Realtime audio processing with Arduino
Martin documents his experimentation with Arduino and realtime audio signal processing and generation – The first set of examples alter an incoming audio signal and put it back to an audio output. We achieve effects like Reverb, Phasor, Flanger or Ringmodulator. The second set of examples are outputting computed waveforms like Sinewave, Bell and Xylophone […]
Cuteable Giveaway
Lynsey from Cuteable is celebrating her first year of running Cuteable with a giveaway. Just comment on the Cuteable blog post before January 26th to win a basket full of handmade goodies from some of Lynsey’s favorite artists and crafters. The contest is open to everyone, not just readers in the UK.
Rendering 3D on an oscilloscope
Dhananjay shares this demonstration of 3D imagery displayed via cathode ray oscilloscope. The circuit responsible is revealed later on in the vid sporting an ATMega644 and two R-2R DACs. More: Oscilloscope art
