Posts Tagged ‘neighborhood’




by max on May 8th, 2009
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This probably ain’t going to save you money in terms of paying for the gas on your car but heck, this is a fun DIY that shows you how to make an oil detector and try to “detect” oil pockets in your neighborhood. Until recently, oil prospecting has been a field left to the professionals because it requires sophisticated tools for detection. But in much the same way gol ...
by max on January 20th, 2009
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Download latest version of Flash to view video!. Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode Well, today’s a special day, I can just feel it in the air. I remember when Barack Obama won the election couple months ago and heard lots of crazy screams around my neighborhood. Well, same thing happened again, right after Obama’s oath of office. I have to say, there’s some tough t ...


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by max on November 15th, 2008
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Here’s a really cool DIY wall lamp you can make, go knock yourself OUT! No need to go to the neighborhood IKEA store to get your hands on a cheap lamp. Build your own decorated wall lamp since its fun and cheap. step 1 Electricity - materials and instructions You can actually use a ready made lamp and skip this part. Materials 1. Electrical cord + plug + switch 2. Contact mount 3. ...
by max on November 9th, 2008
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Check out this cool DIY replica fighter jet that can actually run at 5MPH.  Of course, that’s on the ground only but I wouldn’t mind having one of these in my garage, great for weekend neighborhood showoffs. Measuring seven metres in length and four metres in width the £4,000 F-35 Lightning II Fighter Jet has been built at a scale of 1:2. Resembling Tom Cruise’s jet ...
by max on August 8th, 2008
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It looks like styrofoam could be used for making future homes as they provide a flexible enough structure to hold up against earthquakes while being strong enough to encase a dome. Heck, I would want one too so long as peeping Tom’s don’t live in my neighborhood. Made with 7-inch-thick 100% expanded polystyrene foam modules, the company says that they don’t have the ma ...
by max on July 2nd, 2008
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I admit to converting a naturally aspirated 2.0L Mitsubishi Eclipse into a Turbo 2.0L Mitsubishi Eclipse about 10 years back but here’s a good DIY kit for doing something real “good” for your wallet and the environment. If you’ve been thinking about converting your regular old diesel beater into a vege-powered car, this vegatable fuel system converter kit might j ...
by max on July 2nd, 2008
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Although the dog tracking GPS system from Garmin looks to be unnecessary for tracking dogs, (maybe its main purpose is for hunting dogs) I can recall countless times when I lost my dog in my neighborhood, only to find him 20 minutes, happy after his little lone-trip. Now, this dog tracking system can be great if you tend to lose your dog a lot. The Astro GPS Dog Tracking System requires ...
by max on June 2nd, 2008
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Well, here’s a wifi antenna you can make that can do 18MB at 300 yards. Now here’s a way to get some free wifi from your neighborhood, that is if you live in a metropolitan area AND you have a window to high-rise apartments. This antenna performs better than the dish antenna I had built, so I’m happy with it. And maybe the world is a better place now that I’m no ...

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