The TechEBlog has a round up of the “top 10 strangest LEGO creations”, some have appeared on MAKE, others are new (to me) check’em out! – [via] Link. Pictured here, the LEGO knitting machine – Link. Related: See our not-so-strange (well, we think they’re quite sane) LEGO projects – Link. Blockheads by Bob Parks Lego: […]
Zor0 writes – “I just finished this little project (a LEGO South pointing chariot) very fun device. After I was done i did some googling and it turns out I wasn’t the first to try it, but its still an awesome idea. The south pointing chariot was first invented by Chinese Emperor Huang Di in […]
Nathan writes – “Working feverishly at the 2006 Carrier Convention I built a functioning replica of Carrier’s newest air conditioner, complete with the compressor, valves and working fan. It took every hour of both days of the convention, but in the end I was happy with the result. And with that spinning fan, wow, what […]
Open Circuits is a wiki for sharing electronics knowledge, schematics, board layouts, and parts libraries. So far 39 articles have been submitted – let’s see if this takes off! Link. Pictured here, circuit diagram from the 24″ Wall Clock on the wiki.
Here’s a LEGO based system that will always keep a ball on a table – Kenn writes – “This website describes my project to build a functioning ball and plate (B&P) system out of legos. While it’s not perfect, it does work and I can send the ball where ever I want without fear of […]
Here are scenes from some old favorites, like Duck Hunt, recreated in LEGO. [via] Link.
Tysonhy in the MAKE forums writes – “Here’s a little project that I did today. The PSP lego charging dock. It took me about 1 hour 15 minutes to make this and if I had more of the same colors, I would’ve made a much better color design. Cost to make this charging dock was […]
