Cheeto4493 writes in – I took the schematic and theory of a MiniPOV2 and adapted it to make a hat for Halloween. It is basically the same circuit as a MiniPOV2 but with a few different components to make it fit the hat better. As usual, I never take the time to document things as […]
Is your lawn is filled with lots of Halloween decorations? Yes! Well, how about making a skull-topped fence to keep the kiddies off? Check out the website for the complete build instructions. We built the fence in standard sections of 8 feet wide. The finished height is a bit over 5 feet. Each section has […]
Summer is over, and winter is just around the bend. If you plan on doing any diving, you better have a dry suit. That includes using dry gloves. This web site will show you how to make a pair for very little money. My wetgloves have been slowly deteriorating, and are no longer keeping my […]
This little hack would certainly double your haul at my house on Halloween. I guess it’s never too early to teach your kids how to work the system! Update: Read more about this excellent instructable [I messed up the link, sorry scoochmaroo] More: DIY Halloween contest! This is the BIG ONE!!!!
I’m just getting back from Maker Faire Austin and about to take a nap, but I had to post this up first! – check out this speedy costume for the DIY Halloween contest in the Flickr photo pool!! Dalek Halloween Pumpkin.
”Sunset Now” by Pennsylvania-based artist Adam Parker Smith is a large installation in the shape of a sun built from colored plexi-glass, fiberfill, and lights that are controlled by a dimmer switch. The viewer simply adjusts the rising and setting of the sun at their own desired speed. Adam Parker Smith
Nick writes about what a huge success the first MAKE: Princeton meeting was: I am happy to announce that the first meeting of MAKE:Princeton was an incredible success! Perhaps 10 people showed up from as far away as Jackson, Ewing and New Brunswick, New Jersey, and even Yardley, PA!. Several people brought projects for show […]
