Pocket-Sized sent in a link to this article about the photography of Justin Quinnell. Using a pinhole camera made from an aluminum can, Justin was able to take super-long exposure, 160 degree angle photos over a 6 month period.
Published: January 5th, 2009
Heres a neat instructable by user sensoryhouse on building a rolling peg board tool cart instead of buying an expensive tool chest. This way all your tools are visible, and you can still roll them out of the way when need be.
Published: January 5th, 2009
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HOW TO - Breadboard memory game Behold. . . the Rusty Growler! One tasty motherboard. . . DIY gadget makeover Light to sound converter circuit Handmade lens cap.
Published: January 5th, 2009
This is a hand made 10x scale model of a 10mm LED that gives off light via 3 one watt LEDs inside a custom made resin cast (made by me) that also has a Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) light dimmer.
Published: January 5th, 2009
My friend Usman Muzaffar and I are going to collaborate on a project using the Make Controller (MC). We decided to set a few constraints at the outset and then create something within those constraints.
Published: January 5th, 2009
I wanted to make a lantern for another project and this was the mock up but it went so well and worked with the oil canister I used it as is. I had been wanting to make an instructable for some time so here t is.
Published: January 5th, 2009
My friend Thomas Edwards, Dorkbot DC founder and former Overlord (now living in LA), wrote to tell us about the next Dorkbot SoCal meeting on January 10, featuring three bio-inspired artists.
Published: January 5th, 2009
The GP2Y0D02 is an infrared proximity sensor with a detection field that extends 80cm. This type of sensor can be used to build collision avoidance systems for robots.
Published: January 5th, 2009
Heres a useful tutorial on how to harvest a motor from a waching machine, including a section on how to use bridge rectifiers to produce DC from an AC motor.
Published: January 5th, 2009
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Instead of tracking down and buying a lens cap for that unprotected cam, consider the incredibly affordable DIY alternative - and enjoy the simple pleasure using what youve made.
Published: January 5th, 2009