Here’s a fun photo set of microwaved CDs that are placed on Tesla coils….Zork! [via] – Link. Related microwave’in and tesla action: CD-ROM’s in the microwave – Link. High Voltage Tesla Coil – Link. Large Tesla Coil Overview – Link. 5 things to do with old TVs – Link. New Tesla statue… – Link. HOW […]
James writes ” Me and my friend made a machine that puts a tea bag into a cup… physics, kinematics, mechanics, energy, interesting, amazing, machine, marble, run, contraption device…” Thanks JS! – Link. Related: Ramen cooking Rube Goldberg-like video – Link. Make Podcast: Rube Goldberg Contraption Machine Made …. – Link. HALF LIFE 2 Rube […]
Over the last few months or so we’ve had a lot of readers send in car-themed art pieces made from all sorts of things: wood, wire mesh, cardboard, cans and more – it would be great to get all these for one huge show, but until then check out Paddy’s great round up other incredible […]
MAKE Flickr photo pool member Devowski writes – “i built this mellotron for a sculpture class, each key plays a part of the intro to ‘the power of love’ by the legendary huey lewis and the news…” – Link. No sound sample, hopefully one will be posted soon! Related DIY Synth’in: HOW TO – Build […]
Rick from the MAKE Flickr photo pool made this clock from an old had drive… [via] – Link. Related MAKE clockery: NIXIИ-1 – Nixie clock – Link. Maker of the day – Matty Sallin, Bacon-cooking alarm clock – Link. DIY Projection clock – Link. HOW TO make a Hard Drive Clock – Link. NES Alarm […]
Ok, this one goes perfectly with all the weird Halloween cakes and edible scary stuff… Body parts made from bread – “Along with edible human heads crafted from dough, chocolate, raisins and cashews, Kittiwat makes human arms, feet, and chicken and pig parts. He uses anatomy books and his vivid memories of visiting a forensics […]
Mr. Ma makes these little miniature working bicycles from copper wire and sold them on the streets of Shanghai for over 20 years, this store now sells them and has also has an interview… – “Seventy-four-year-old former electrician Mr. Ma began creating intricate model bicycles out of copper wire after he retired nearly two decades […]
