Joe writes – “Make your own bike light. The box I used for the simple Ipod amp project came with an army surplus survey lamp in it. My cruiser is army green. You see where this is going? This uses a 555 timer and some transistors for the controls.” – Link.
Royafork writes – “Build a clone of yourself in several hours for less than $15. Useful for various art projects, sewing clothes, or freaking people out.” – Link. Previous: DIY Transparent giraffe’s – Link.
Sockmaster writes – “Turn your fridge into a canvas for LED art. Any passerby can place and relocate the magnetic LEDs any way they wish to create illuminated pictures and messages. It’s great for high traffic kitchens and It’s fun for kids and adults alike.” – Link.
Courtney writes – “I needed to make a two color decal for one of the drummers in my band. The best way to layer two different colors of vinyl is to use a light table. I don’t have a light table, but I do have a glass-topped picnic table in my back yard. Here is […]
Flywoodkb writes – “Cheap ($30+-) and easy to build hot wire foam cutter made from commonly available parts. Cuts styrofoam for surfboards, model plane wings, sculpture, model train or tabletop wargame terrain, 3D sign letters, mold models for lost foam casting, etc.” – Link.
CheeseDuck writes – “Make a real blowgun from parts readily available in most homes!” – Link.
Netangler writes – “My Archos Jukebox 6000 did not come with a docking cradle. I wanted to build one so I could integrate it into a larger project I have in mind: a docking/charging station for all my portable electronics. Many portable electronics don’t come with docking cradles. This project could be adapted to work […]
