Looking to make a cool pumpkin that will stand out from the rest?
Check out this awesome DIY Steampunk Pumpkin mod. If you are into Steampunk gadgets, this might be the perfect Halloween pumpkin you can make.
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VospMe4TwIg
This beautiful steampunk USB flash drive is actually for sale on Etsy, it’s sold out currently but should be available soon again.
Dang, look at the details on this little beast! (via technabob)
I have never been a fan of bluetooth headsets (yet) due to the undiscovered side effects (that most consumers don’t know about) but if you must, I highly suggest reading up on how to make a Steampunk bluetooth headset.
Last halloween I dressed up in an old fashioned manor with my cell phone in a pocket keychain. The chain was too short for the phone to reach my ear. This left me with the option of un-hook the phone every time I had to use it, make a unreasonable long c
Steampunk Headphones!
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPqEt8RhQok
Are you tired of your regular ol’ headphones? Here’s a great DIY showing you how to make Steampunk Headphones.
To construct this headset, I started with items commonly found at home improvement stores. I wanted to use mostly copper or brass parts, at least for the parts that are exposed. Unfortunately, copper and brass are heavy (compared to plastic). I use a headset frequently so I didn’t want to end up with something too heavy. The end look has an industrial f
Aww God! It’s steampunk cufflinks I will never wear!
Brand new style! I am so pleased with how these turned out. Vintage lucite magnifying cabochons were set over old letters and genuine brass watch gears, and then sealed on the back with lacquer. Then everything was placed into gold framed cuffinks and the final effect is really stunning. Everything shifts and changes as you turn them back and forth. Don’t wear them to any important meetings – no one will be
“Oh so pretty,” you say about the Russian Steampunk Mouse. Why is it Russian anyways?
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hgBUkDEcNw
Here’s a cool steampunk phonograph running on of course steam.
This short video demonstrates a working steam-powered photograph on display at a Danish exhibition, though the proud steampunk maker is British. Pato, whose girlfriend shot the video, says, ” He stood there playing records all afternoon, tinkering with his machine while spinning tunes.
