This is neat, how to make your own phosphate free laundry detergent Gowithflo writes – I wanted to A. Save money B. Be ecologically phosphate free If you learn from my mistakes your results will surpass mine in both respects, I am sure.In addition to my clothes coming out “so fresh and so clean, clean” […]
Benstar writes – This is a small rear-view mirror, meant to mount on your bike helmet (or glasses, or baseball hat…) so you can see behind you with just a little turn of the head. It’s made from a bottle cap, a bike spoke and nipple, acrylic mirror, and glue. Beer-view mirror – Link.
Dmacrae writes – Inspired by the puzzles made by Staves, I decided to try my hand at making my own with my jigsaw. This is my third, and because I haven’t seen an instructables about how to do it, I decided i would post about it. For this you will need: A small sheet of […]
Mjgsr writes – I was intrigued by the Make: blog “birdfeeder cam” here. I thought the cam should be more weather-proof and came up with this idea. I wanted plenty of action so included not only a suet feeder but a tube feeder for seed and a stand for dried corn cob as well. My […]
Fun, make a bunny rug, from an old rug – NoahW writes… I used an LCD projector to trace a giant bunny outline onto an old shag carpet. Once the shape was cut out, I dyed it black to hide some of the stains and used a remnant of the original white carpet to make […]
Sheekgeek shows you how to make a plastic vacuum molder using parts around the house – Plastic vacuum formers are an important part of prototyping. If you need a nice plastic robot body, or custom case for a project you are doing, get your tools, ’cause this one’s easy to build and fun to play […]
Robbtoberfest writes – This is a solar air convection heater for my garage that is powered by the low angle winter sun. This is a second version of an earlier instructable I did; a solar heater for the chicken coop. The idea and design is from Mother Earth News (December/January 2007 Issue #219. Ingredients: 2×6 […]
