Gas mask collection (photos)
Wow, here’s Boris Plotnikoff’s incredible gas mask collection, the photos and info are divided up by country… [via] – Link. Pictured here, the Chinese M 65 Military mask (1956).
Gadgets
PS3 (Playstation 3) controller & iPod shuffle 2.0 taken apart
This is nice, even before the PS3 is out, folks are already dissecting and taking apart the new SIXAXIS controllers… [via] – Link. …And here’s a new iPod Shuffle taken apart too – Link.
Multi-Outlet extension cords
Next time I need to actually buy an extension cord, I might get one of these…“A simple method for distributing power in a workshop, these heavy-gauge extension cords have multiple outlets spaced along their length. The outlets have integral dust covers and anchor holes to allow temporary fastening to a wall or exposed studs. The […]
Magnifying finger attachment
This little crafty helper looks useful, not bad for $3.99 and/or be re-made from stuff you have… – “This flexible little magnifying glass attaches right to your finger, enlarging your view for sewing, knitting, crafts, and hobby projects. Great for splinters too! Polypropylene with 5X magnifying power. Adjusts to fit most fingers. 3″ long x […]
DS-Xtreme Nintendo DS Media Enhancer (run homebrew easily)
Travis @ Gizmodo reviewed a cool flash based Nintendo DS media player (it seems to load games fine too), this might be the device I’ve been waiting for to run all sorts of weird .NDS files (easily)… He writes – “I got my hands on the DS-Xtreme media enhancer for the Nintendo DS and DS […]
Extend-o-pole for SLR cameras
SRLworld has an interesting camera accessory, since it requires a SLR camera, I’m guessing you activate it via the extend-o-pole or something… Great for short folks/peeping toms/paparazzi… (cost seems to be $58) – “With the Slik “S pole digital” you can capture shots from over fences and above barricades, and never be limited by crowds. […]
Tangram bookcases
These are really nice bookcases, complete reconfigurable, good ole’ tangrams! – Thanks Jake! – Link. Related: Make your own Tangram puzzle – Link.
