ThinkGeek has a 300 piece Hydrodynamic building set ($89). It includes: girders, tank parts, tubing, valves, tube connectors, meters, etc and an electric pump with AC adapter – Water is everywhere. It covers 71% of the Earth’s surface and composes about 112% of the human body. Gaining control over water would be an awesome super […]
Photojojo shows you how you can turn any photo you have into letters and numbers with ASCII art. Link.
http://blip.tv/scripts/flash/blipplayer.swf?autoStart=false&file=http://blip.tv/file/get/InstructablesTV-TimAndersonsWoodenAquaskipper891.flv Tim shows you how to make a human powered hydrofoil made from wood, in this video you can see the maiden voyage – Link.
Ansley at Bleu Arts points us to the Lula Louise site where you learn how to sew a pleated skirt. Check the main tutorial page for other tutorials such as how to recycle sweaters and how to cover O-rings. You can also visit her great blog as well. Link.
Marti Guixe makes beautiful food designs, from 3D snacks, chocolate printer parts to atomic models with olives – [via] Link.
Rosemary writes: Craftster.org member wessles knitted this awesome hat for one of her friends. It appears to be just a regular hat, but closer inspection reveals that the yellow dots are actually morse code! The hidden message is “I’m not wearing underwear today!”, which is think is absolutely hilarious! Check out craftster.org for more photos […]
Robert Kwiatkowski designs and deploys data logging systems for Condition Based Maintenance on aircraft carriers. To improve the fuel efficiency of his thirsty truck, he’s doing data logging via the OBDII port using this simple interface, a laptop computer and Windmill, a data acquisition application… Link.
