Joseph sent in a pretty spiffy pool cue case that looks pretty straight forward to re-make, he writes – “The pool cue case is clean, with transparent storage tubes ensconced inside a translucent blue plastic shell. Access to the pool cue is from one end, and a storage compartment is at the other. It was […]
Intense, here’s how to build a sword-wielding, tennis-playing, WiiMote-controlled, friendly robot – Link.
From Phil @ MAKE: MAKE checked out the open of the Radical Lace & Subversive Knitting at the Museum of Arts & Design in NYC… Here’s a bit about the exhibition and our photos. “A provocative and timely exhibition of work by international artists using fiber in unexpected and unorthodox ways, Radical Lace & Subversive […]
PingMag has a great article on the art and history of Japanese candle making. From the site, “Since Japanese candles are rather traditional, they stuck to their original, natural ingredients and techniques from ancient times: only the purest Sumac wax is used (to assure a high quality candle), special attention goes to producing a perfect […]
Interesting, it seems when you make a master key for voting machines it’s not a good idea to put a photo of the key that’s good enough to make a physical copy of… – Link. It looks like a mini-bar key. More: Diebold shows how to make your own voting machine key – Link. Homemade […]
Tim writes – “This project shows the use of a neat chip that lets you use any IR remote to switch something on-off. Here I’ve modified an old non-working General Electric RF remote AC switch to a switch that can be controlled with any IR remote. My motivation was this, I wanted to be able […]
Miss Woolly’s Eliza and Melinda have come out with a new line of cute needlepoint kits. Choose from a delicious pear, cute owl, and adorable worm. Each kit comes with instructions, cross stitch fabric, embroidery thread, needle, and a display card. Link.
