How it’s made

Have an instant house party with DiscoLazer

Have an instant house party with DiscoLazer

Ever wanted to use sound vibrations to create a light show? These types of improvised sound and light projects are really fun to hack together and take little time and require about the same amount of skill. As they say in the description, “no electronics, accuracy, soldering, welding, nuclear reactions, or mining”, just cut and […]

Making things in China

Making things in China

Bunnie posted up more in the “Made in China” videos/article series. It’s a really interesting view in to what actually goes in design, development and bringing a product to market when you go overseas, in this case the open source “Chumby” a Wi-Fi clock-like companion that does interactive applications… Link. More: Made in China: Automation […]

Home roasting rigs building contest

Home roasting rigs building contest

HomeRoasters.org, a community of avid (rabid?) home coffee roasters, is running the first-ever Roaster Building Competition. There are only a few days left in the contest (deadline is July 31st, midnight, Pacific time). The winning rig will be announced on August 15th. Submitted roasters are available for viewing on the association’s Discussion Forum. The Great […]

The making of a pinball game

The making of a pinball game

Here’s an excellent walk through about how a pinball machine is made! – The following is an unabridged version of a short presentation that Pat Lawlor Design did at Pinball Expo 2001, showing the history of the MONOPOLY Pinball project from start to end. MONOPOLY Pinball was a special project in a lot of ways, […]