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Wow, this is an awesome lawnmower bike! You could probably build these one yourself and make your next lawnmowing easier!

You can check out more pictures from our flickr Maker Faire Day 1 and Maker Faire Day 2.

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Check out this cool robot from high school students. Although we didn’t have enough time to chat with them, this is cool!

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Here’s a cool review of Make Controller and peripherals from MakingThings.com. Thanks Ann for the video!

Here’s a really simple cool way to use your icebox as a Photography Studio. Since I got one for fishing, I can use it for my photo shoots too! (except anything I put in the icebox WILL start to smell like the ocean)

I think this is their website.

You can check out more pictures from our flickr Maker Faire Day 1 and Maker Faire Day 2.

Looking for the HID Portal?  Did you see us at Maker Faire?

Garrett will have updates soon on the cool HID Portal used to control the flying game at the Maker Faire.

While we update our site on the HID Portal, you can check out Garrett’s previous DIYs:

 Check out the original DIY on the HID Portal.

Check out Maker Faire Preview.

Check out the really fun USB Mouse Prank.

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Wow, there’s so much cool stuff here at Maker Faire such as this cool balancing bot. It’s so big and there’s so much stuff, I don’t think you can see everything in one day. Phew…

Hey we are live at the Maker Faire, blogging live! See our automated camera that follows people? Well, it’s a $160 Logitech camera we got in a hurry at Best Buy last night just before the store closed. Glad we got it working although the internet here sucks sometimes. Anyway, our booth is really popular!

Garrett is doing a great job with the crowd while I am hiding in the back. (Why am I hiding? Blogging of course!)

Here’s a fun little project Digital Thermometer DIY that you can read and make your own with an Altoids can!

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This instructable will show you how to create a multifunction platform with a thermometer, chronograph (count up timer), count down timer, and light display. It is also intended to be a platform for other analog sensors or any other functions you can think of.

Other Cool Digital Thermometer DIYs:

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Zedomax Digital Thermometer - How to Build a Digital Thermometer in 1 Minute!

Zedomax Digital Thermometer II - Make a Ethernet Temperature Monitor

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Zedomax DIY Hack - Let’s make a digital compass!

Zedomax Wall Clock Make a wall clock w/ temperature monitor from scratch.

Check out some of these cool pictures of 09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0 on Flickr Groups.  I’d have to say the finger is the most graphic and original.