Tim and gang from Know How! are back with a tasty summer project… Using dry ice, cut up fruit and a strong plastic bottle you can make carbonated fruit. It’s refreshing, bubbly, and totally unique. Many thanks to Instructables user Argon for coming up with this idea and giving me necessary tips on how to […]
Here’s something fun for summer that works for ice cubes, jello, whatever you want! Make your own Tetris ice cubes by Tetranitrate on Instructables. Link.
Here’s Trebuchet03’s time lapse conversion hack on a cheap point and shoot camera (without a time lapse feature) – Link.
John Boak sends us this site, Wrap Art, which shows you how to wrap presents creatively in many ways from repurposing materials or by using fragments of paper and miscellaneous items from around your house. Link.
Mark Hoekstra made this for his friend Boris, a monster router that grabs all the available Wi-Fi and gives you an uberconnection, he writes… – At this moment I can see 8 different signals. Some are closed networks but most are open and available. I can only connect to one at a time so I […]
Created as an entry for the Sew Useful Contest sponsored by Etsy and Instructables, liskider has a tutorial up on Instructables showing you how to make your own buttons out of natural sea glass. There’s also a video of the process. Beautiful work! Link.
This is fantastic looking kit, turn an oscilloscope into a clock! Is your X-Y capable analog oscilloscope underutilized? Make it show the current time! Need a clock for your GPS receiver? Use your scope! This AVR Oscilloscope clock is available as a kit, using all through-hole components. The kit included ALL components necessary to assemble […]
