Our electronics pals @ Design News just sent us this massive holiday project bonanza, check it out, they’re also running a contest. ..The neighborhood this holiday by turning your house into a real Elves’ Workshop and building the seasonally appropriate electronic gadgets listed below! Each project includes a parts list and complete build instructions to […]
The amount of Mountain dew consumed to make this soda can Christmas tree is intimidating, check out the build photos and the final shot of a glowing 2 liter… – Link ( updated, thanks Ben). Related: How Many Cans? How Much Money? – Link. House of Beer Cans – Link. Art Of The Can – […]
MAKE Flickr photo pool member rRbohn uses a bunch of light switches to program LEDs – “Bank of 8 switches for the Way Old-School Programmer… This is the output section for my Way Old-School Programmer computer. One of my red LED’s was bad, so I took it off the board and will have to buy […]
MAKE Flickr photo pool member Fibra writes – “This stove is made of boiler cuted at half. Stand is from the clasical 70`s design chair. Picture shot at the Belgrade`s flea market. “– Link. Related: Homemade stoves @ MAKE – Link.
Ohararp has a single Nixie tube project that is freaking great – “Christmas is around the corner and I am still working on my nixie clock and have everything all set as far as powering the clock from the usb port and the high voltage conversion. I am playing around with crystals and code to […]
Alee_anne writes – “This year AWESOME ARTS Australia invited 10 communities throughout regional and remote Western Australia to participate in an engaging and fun project, using art as a context for equitable and productive exchange. Bike Lab uses a purpose built, self-contained kit featuring bicycle parts reinvented as enormous meccano-like components, with computer cut plates […]
Steven writes – “In keeping with your coverage of the crocheted coral reef, I thought you might be interested in the coral reef that my friend sylvia has been working on since last year. She uses pipe cleaners, balloons, coffee filters, rubber typing fingers and god knows what else to make the individual pieces.” – […]
