Yorkie took a broken pair of Logitech bluetooth wireless iPod headphones and added a $3 socket for audio, he dremeled the ear pieces and wrapped them up – now he can connect the iPod to his stereo system wirelessly and use the iPod as remote control – he also uses it to play Yahoo subscription […]
This is way better than the boring CD/DVD storage books I’ve seen. Pgiambat on Instructables writes – “I got hold of an old hardback text book and converted it into a CD & DVD disc holder. I used a book, some double-sided tape, CD/DVD disc sleeves and a pair of scissors.” Link.
Remember the $100 laptop post/challenge we had on MAKE? We used an Apple eMate and hand crank (all less than $100) to see what was possible to put together with eBay, Freecycle and Craig’s list. MAKE pal Mark Hoekstra of bicycle iPod charger fame picked up where we left off and built his own – […]
From Tim on Radar – “Paul Boutin describes his hands on attempt at gene engineering with no prior experience: “How hard is it to build your own weapon of mass destruction? We take a crash course in supervirus engineering to find out.” Boutin’s conclusions challenge the conventional wisdom that this kind of thing requires the […]
This is a great idea, take an old ladder and make it a bookcase. I’ve seen a lot of weird and funky ladders at garage sales, so this might be a good way to shelve some of the books that are piling up. [via DIYHappy with a suggestion on storing MAKEs!] Link.
Great project, based on the temperature the DVD player will show a different music/track/video/image – the Maker, Alberto Ricci Bitti, writes – “I made the DVD-thermometer at home, for the fun of doing it, with no special tools other than a soldering iron, a multimeter, a PC with ordinary CD-R burner, and the Motorola QT […]
CandyAddict writes – “This is a PIC microcontroller project which turns the computer’s hard drive LED into a more interesting 10 LED bargraph display.” Link.
