Canon TX1 mod
I have a wide angle lens that works ok when held up to the Canon TX1 – but instead of manually holding up I made a couple rings which are now a sort of makeshift adapter. Laser cut circle. 2 rings. Super glue. Two rings. Done!
Month: October 2007
The Steampunk Workshop – Halloween 2007 Preview
Steampunk has put together a Halloween attraction using an old school bus. The attraction is aptly named “Field Trip to Hell.” Below is a video of the bus: See more of the bus at the link below. The Steampunk Workshop – Halloween 2007 Preview – Link. DIY HALLOWEEN from MAKE & CRAFT! It’s here!! DIY […]
Another real Guitar Hero
Here’s another Guitar Hero controller mod using an actual electric guitar. Tips And Tricks To Build A Real Guitar Controller Just In Time For Guitar Hero 3 – Link Related: Guitar Hero/ Funde Razor – Link Ultimate Guitar Hero mod – Link HOW TO – Build your own custom full-sized wireless Guitar Hero controller (Funde […]
Holiday Softie Awards
You have only 2 days left to enter the Holiday Softies awards! All entries must appear in the Holiday Softie Awards flickr group by midnight on Halloween, Oct. 31st EST. Here’s one of my new favorites in the “Let it Snow” category – a winter Guggenheim by blueblythemonster. Link.
Motion activated silly string shooter
Matt writes – It’s Halloween again, instead of trick or treating, why not stay home and surprise the kids looking for treats with a shot of silly string at the back of their heads. Joey Rabier shows you this quick and easy mod to drive the neighborhood kids batty, just don’t blame us if your […]
HOWTO – Convert a MacBook to Dvorak
Jonathan made a great instructable on how to reorder your keyboard keys on a MacBook if you prefer a Dvorak layout (an alternative to the standard QWERTY layout, the Dvorak keyboard requires less finger motion as you type). He also points out that it’s helpful if you just want to give your keyboard a good […]
LED fan clock
An awesomely nerdy clock build from an MCU-controlled RGB LED and a computer cooling fan. Clock using a fan and a LED – [via] Link