Decor Tips: Hanging String Lights in an Outdoor Space
Add some whimsical charm to your backyard, garden, or patio with these helpful tips for hanging string lights in an outdoor space!
Month: July 2014
Liquid Cool your PC!
If you or your family and/or roomates are annoyed with a constantly humming GPU fan, why not consider liquid cooling your computer? Sure, simple air cooling is (was?) good enough to cool some small cars, but if you want something truly unique to add to your dual-GPU rig, few things will set it apart like […]
Painting the Internet of Things Blue
One of the factors that making the current generation of wearables devices not just possible, but useable, is the growing popularity of Bluetooth LE.
The $100 DIY Sailboat that Won our Outdoor Sports Contest
Robert van de Walle’s $100 sailboat, built with materials from a hardware store, is our summer sports contest winner.
Plumbing Tool Nail Art
Renowned nail artist Naomi Yasuda created an amazing sculpture series of miniature plumbing tools made from nail acrylic and polishes.
Maker Hangar 2: 05 – Flying a Tricopter
In this episode of Maker Hangar, I give you some tips on how to be successful when flying your tricopter. You also see some video from my tricopter when I brought it on vacation with me and flew it around. In the next episode you’ll get an intro on the Maker Trainer 2, stay tuned! In this episode I also talk […]
Hacking the Macetech RGB Shades
Some of the more in-your-face pieces of wearable technology are macetech’s RGB Shades and LED Matrix Shades. They’re shutter shade sunglasses with a twist: the front surface is crammed with individually controllable LEDs. It’s an attention-grabbing effect, and the person wearing the Shades can see through the LED array just fine. The newest RGB Shades […]
