Wow, another very creative and eye-catching piece. Steve used a coconut shell as an amplifier enclosure. A ukulele amp to be more precise – a perfect match! Dig that speaker grill. –Link From the pages of MAKE: Project: The $5 Cracker Box Amplifier. Small box, big sound. Read this article in MAKE: 09: Fringe, Page […]
MAKE Flickr photo pool member Timmy writes – First published in 1882 this timeless bestseller by one of the founders of the Boy Scouts of America is chock-full of cool projects, games and crafts for every season of the year. Filled with black & white illustrations and schematics, this guide for American boys, is organized […]
Here is how to make an LED brake light for your motorcycle. It doesn’t have detailed schematics, but there is a nice photo gallery of the build process. There are several advantages to using LED’s according to the author: Instant-on – There is no filament to heat up, so the light comes on immediately. This […]
Finkbuilt has very detailed instructions on building a one-shot 555 timer. The article is full of diagrams and pictures of the circuit building process. This is a great read for anyone interested in the famous 555 timer. – Link Related: Electronics projects @ MAKE – Link. 555 timer projects @ MAKE – Link. 555 timer […]
Here is a simple slide projector made from some common, and some not so common parts. Dane used an outlet box as the enclosure, which certainly is easy to find around the workshop. Now, if only slide projector lens was as easy to come by. – Link Related Homemade LED slide projector – Link HOW […]
So… you did it with little one eh? Yaaa – Link.
Instructables user clamoring made this fantastic LED firefly pendant using both stained glass and electronics techniques, plus a great tutorial for putting it all together – Link.
