Stuart writes – The idea behind this Instructable was to fulfill my desire for a desktop sized CNC machine. While it would have been nice to purchase an off the shelf unit the issue of price as well as size proved prohibitive. With this in mind I endeavored to design and build a three axis […]
The third episode of AVR TV is out: AVR32 Studio’s official release, debugging tools strategy and a give away… AVR TV Issue Three – Link. The first 10 min is the sales engineer talking in the rain, but if you’re really in to AVRs that might be ok. More: AVR resources, projects + more @ […]
not martha has a great DIY shoe rack! – Link.
Nugget659 writes – These are a nice way to add a little life to your cubicle or office. They are simple metal boxes. I was inspired by another instructable: Credit-Card Flower Box (Fridge Magnet). I really like the magnet version, but there is not much light by my fridge, and I only had enough cards […]
Sandor writes – We built this piece out of an old bike wheel. The wheel came off of GT full suspension bike that I broke. The whole project cost around $15 from HomeDepot. There is one bolt that goes through the hub, and a coupling that links that to a bolt that is half metal […]
Imagitronics writes – I retrofitted this generic “Blinking Traffic Light” with a USB module and wrote a simple Mac application to monitor my computer usage and reflect the results in by changing the stoplight. This project was born out of the frustration after being constanty interrupted by people who could not tell that I was […]
Robert shows you an interesting science experiment using a water balloon and a candle – This is a variation of an old, Victorian parlor trick, but even after over 100 years, it is still just as amazing. In Victorian times, the experiment was done by folding a calling card (much like a modern business card) […]
