A machine called “Perpetuum Mobile” by Wessel di Wesseli which claims to run with no electricity and by gravity + water power. I’m still a bit dumbfounded! Dreams and free energy machines – Link [Ed. note – post up in the comments if you’ve seen/heard about this, might make a fun (re)make]
Sorta hacky but pretty cool – The swooftronic 2000 is the original device in the swoof series. It is a very basic digital synthesizer that allows you to vary the upper pitch, lower pitch, note length, sweep rate, rest length and sweep length. Once you have set the desired value you press the play and […]
Larry writes – I have heard, even from a physicist, that it is impossible to build FM crystal radios. On the other hand some experimenters claim that they have built them. This argument intrigued me to try and build an FM crystal radio, which I have done successfully. To my surprise, the result is an […]
John sent in this Russin BBQ flip with the Macintosh Finder cut out, looks like a DIY’ed waterjet project …. Link.
This clever coffee table has slits for all your magazines to hang from, good (re)make project… – [via] Link.
Binder clips have a 101 uses. Here’s one of them. (Not sure I’d want my gadget just hangin’ out there like that.) The Ridiculously Clever Dock – Link
With the new Nano, iPod Classic and iPod Touch devices, Apple altered the iTunes database slightly to include a cryptographic checksum, which immediately broke all third party iPod management software. Since there’s no iTunes for Linux, this essentially meant that Linux users had to look for another solution for putting music on their devices. Great […]
