Herr_Dokter writes – I found the continued transportation and assembly of portable speaker systems a source of frustration, and so I aimed to create a portable sound system capable of housing my Mp3 player, and also connecting to my portable thinking engine in order to play sounds at our RPG the Clockwork Opera. Gramophone MP3 […]
Low tech way for docs to view an operation, Mechanix Illustrated 1948 Link.
If you’ve ever needed to place a VGA monitor further than the standard 6 foot cable allows, you may be familiar with some of these problems: VGA cables are expensive Several cables chained together affects signal quality Running a VGA cable through conduit is pretty difficult You can avoid a lot of these problems by […]
I recently got back from the hackers on a plane trip to Defcon, Chaos Communications Camp, and a hacker space tour of Germany and Austria. I’ll be posting this week about some more hacker spaces, workshops and hackers! Berlin is filled with hackers! C-Base, CCC, and Esh are all popular hangouts. A long time ago, […]
Here are some of my favorite posts from the CRAFT blog this week: Safe Toys You Can Make – Link. Star Wars Book Bag – Link. HOW TO – Make a Lamp from a Bottle – Link. Space Invaders Sweater – Link. Craft Biz Q+A: Little Friends of Printmaking – Link.
It’s the been a three day weekend! Have you watched this week’s Weekend Projects podcast and read the pdf that goes along with it? Watch and learn how to make a rubik’s cube out of dice, magnets, and epoxy! – Subscribe Link
Summer is over. Let the Halloween hacks begin! This one, sent to us by David Fowler of uC Hobby, uses printer mechanics, a BASIC Stamp, and a Park Zone light (an ultrasonic proximity detector used for tight-space garage parking). It senses when someone is close to the front door and triggers a pumpkin to rise […]
