This is a really cool instrument that was made in an evening. The website has another video and some really great links to help you get started in the right direction. In continuation of my previous post on the Yada Yada Yada samplers here is an instrument that I threw together in one evening. The […]
This is a fun project to do with your kids. It’s inexpensive, non-toxic, and making the watercolor paints can a great learning experience. Learn to Make your own watercolors Related: HOW TO – Altoids Tin Watercolors
This mod tutorial shows you how to convert and old Macintosh SE into a monitor for your current Mac or PC. Paint the whole thing black, as the author did, and you’ve got a pretty stylin’ piece of tech schwag to impress your friends with. Project Mac SE Monitor Mod
It takes just a few common components to build a simple wireless transmitter circuit like this one. The signal it produces can be picked up my AM radios within a few meters proximity. Experiment with different components, morse keyers, or even antennae design – classic electronics fun. – Wireless demo project [via] Related: HOW TO: […]
This infrared and ultrasonic scanner by Matt Meerian is a short-range device that uses a hobby servo motor to move sensors and an LCD screen to display the sensor data. Think of it as a radar detector for dummies and a pretty simple project you can build in a few hours with some basic microcontroller […]
This is a really easy project for anyone to tackle. All it takes is about an hour of your time and some patience. You can pick up your own DIY clock kit from the Maker Shed. The kit is available with red or blue LED’s. Lets jump right in. What you get: Everything you need […]
Instructables user mikeasaurus has trouble keeping his motorbike visor clear riding on the rainy Canadian west coast, so he attached a bit of a car wiper blade to one of his gloves. One “phew” action, and he has a clean visor! Should also be good for snowboarders. Here’s the instructable for a wiper glove.
