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DIY Nail Clipper Circumcision!

by max on July 2nd, 2009
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Yes, believe it or not some guy has tried to circumcise himself using a nail clipper! We’ve mentioned the Accu-Circ before, which might come as a DIY circumcision gadget in the future but not a nail clipper! Please don’t try this at home please… The young man had to be rushed to the Lister Hospital in Stevenage, Hertfordshire. The wound was disinfected to cleanse ...

iPhone DIY - How to Jazz Up iPhone 3Gs Videos with Titles and Wha ...

by max on June 29th, 2009
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Here’s a really cool iPhone DIY that shows you how to jazz up iPhone 3Gs videos with iMovie. I am sure there will be an app for doing this later down the road but until then, you can use this method to quickly make your videos optimized for the iPhone 3Gs. it’s so easy to do that I decided to whip up a quick tutorial showing how this works. You probably have a tool on your ...

This is a post steampunk laptop case

by David Allen on June 26th, 2009
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The will come a time when steampunk is just so out of fashion and the next era will be coming into fashion. No doubt, there will be some debate as what era follows steampunk, some designers think that they may have already found it and this computer case is just an example. This is Victoriana, could this really be the successor to Steampunk or is this just going to be a flash in t ...

Charger DIY - How to Make Energy Efficient Cellphone Charger!

by max on June 24th, 2009
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One of the biggest losses of electricity is when you have your cellphone charger plugged into the wall but your phone is not plugged into your charger. If we could save every little bit of electricity from all the cellphone chargers in the world, this could be significant enough to power a country. Of course, there are gadgets like CheckTap, which will allow you full control over all ...

Wedding DIY - How to Make Recycled DIY Tin Can Numbers!

by max on June 24th, 2009
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One of my best friends is getting married this weekend, here’s a cool wedding DIY that reminds me that a lot of stuff for wedding can be recycled, painted, drilled, and save lots of money including these recycled DIY tin can numbers. Jillian came up with this super cute table number idea after dinner at a restaurant that had something similar on their tables. Such an excellent way ...

iPhone DIY - How to Make a Recycled CD iPhone Dock!

by max on June 20th, 2009
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Here’s a super interesting way to recycle and re-use your old CDs into an iPhone dock! The Recycled CD iPhone Dock is very easy to make, and I think it will look great on your desk It is very cheap compared to the standard iPhone dock, which you now have to buy for $30, so you can save a few dollars with this DIY iPhone dock, plus you can also use it to charge and sync your iPod. v ...

It is a tiny drill

by David Allen on June 19th, 2009
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Power tools come in all shapes and sizes, they are really a man thing according to many jokes and TV shows, but I am sure that we do not believe for one minute. Anyway below is a tiny drill, it looks as if it is real and works. However, the question that we have here is what is this for, a very small man or a very larger animal, either way in the wrong it can be deadly. The attent ...

DIY RGB LED Strip

by max on June 18th, 2009
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For circuit enthusiasts out there, you might be surprised to learn that there’s this awesome DIY RGB LED Strip. This reminds me of my Christmas Wreath project, I could easily implement this instead without the fan. Non-addressable RGB strip (meaning you can turn the whole strip a particular color but not any individual LED) is becoming easier to find in the market but a RGB strip ...

Solar DIY - How to Build a Solar Cooling System for the Summer!

by max on June 12th, 2009
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Solar systems have been appearing everywhere these days including the new Prius which practically cools itself while parked out in the sun. Well, this technology isn’t so hard to understand or apply, simply get some solar panels and hook it up to a cooling device. Okay, maybe it’s not that easy but here’s a great DIY that shows you how to do that. This instructable wi ...

DIY Netbook Robot Kit!

by max on June 12th, 2009
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Here’s a really cool DIY Netbook robot kit that let’s you start off without re-inventing the wheel. Whether you have an Eee PC or Dell Mini, this netbook robot kit will work perfectly for getting you a head start on netbook robotics. Three has a need for speed. We’ve outfitted this robot with our fastest ever motors, yet retained the same quick development and learnin ...