This project uses a Nokia 6100 LCD and breakout board along with a hacked, tiny digital picture frame and can wirelessly download mages from Flickr to display on the screen. This is a great project with some detailed instructions including circuit diagrams and parts list at the link below. Flickr images on a Nokia LCD
Steve and his daughter Zoe came up with this clever night stand for kids who sleep on the top bunk, which they call the “flying night stand.” I wish I had one of these as a kid and during my lofted bed dorm years in college! They whipped up a nice step-by-step for the project, […]
Instructables user craft-tech made this tutorial for making your own illuminated wrist cuff using nothing but scraps from your electronics shop floor. This is a great first project if you’re interested in conductive thread or sewing in general, and uses a mimeolight, which is a small programmable sewable LED. Given that it’s supposed to be […]
Instructables user bumpus was appalled at the designer pricetag on Sergio Silva‘s light bulb lamp set, and hence made instruction set for making your own oil light bulb lamp. I’d recommend against making one of these if you have small children or large dogs, but a few could make for a romantic table setting.
This seems like a fairly inexpensive and easy way to get into making your own hollow cast parts. Unfortunately there isn’t a how-to, but between this video, and the “related” post below, you should be able to make your own. If there is enough interest from our readers I could always do a “Build: Your […]
Here’s how to add a keyboard backlight to an Eee PC for under $15 @ Popular Science… As we showed you in our May 2008 issue, Asus’s Eee PC has quickly become a favorite of hardware hackers around the web. Here, we offer the first installment of our Eee PC School series. Check back in […]
Here’s a fun idea for Halloween or a Clue theme party – blood-looking soap dispensers!
