Camera sequencer for GameBoy VJing
Wow, here’s a really cool small camera sequencer, for VJing (video DJing with a GameBoy)… Link.
Month: September 2007
Do-it-Yourself Science: The Maker Faire
Here are the details for KQED’s Maker Faire video airing on Tuesday 730 pm in HD! Set your recording devices — The QUEST team would like you to know that QUEST’s TV story, Do-it-Yourself Science: The Maker Faire, is set to premiere on KQED next Tuesday, September 25th, as one of the segments in the […]
Complete Bloc-Tronic manual
Jon writes – This is a scan of the complete Bloc-Tronic electronic kit manual. It has 163 electronics projects from a simple continuity tester to a radio transmitter which are arranged roughly in order of complexity. Each project has both the block layout for the kit and a standard schematic so you could build these […]
Detachable Embroidered Collar
Love this reversible tie-on collar by Flickr user lucilleeosalifinete. The embroidery is such a sweet touch, and the idea is a perfect way to freshen up your wardrobe and make a tired old sweater seem new again. [via] Link.
Homemade non-slip slippers
Nicole made her own non-slip slippers with silicone caulking gel, she writes – I loved the slippers I made (Pattern: Felted Clogs by Fiber Trends) the other day – they are nice and toasty and I see myself wearing them a lot. I was worried, however, of wearing through them too quickly. Mostly, however, I […]
Self-Balancing Skateboard
A friend saw this cruising around the Arizona State campus: Chris Coleman, a sculptor, has made a self-balancing one-wheeled skateboard based on Ben Smither’s design. He fabbed the metal frame himself, used an Arduino microcontroller, and published his code. Incredible; great job! Self-balancing one-wheeled skateboard – Link. Related: Homemade balancing one-wheeled scooter on MAKE – […]
Aram Bartholl’s 3D Trees
Some video documentation of German artist Aram Bartholl‘s custom built physical versions of the “virtual” trees you usually see in 3D games.