KipKay shows how to hack a Nerf toy cannon to accept some real fuel achieving grater distances.
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DIY Secure Shocking Briefcase – Video
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Super Charged Alarm Clock
September 24, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Kip Kay is serious about waking up on time. He adds some automotive style driven horns to his cheap old alarm clock. The results a alarm clock from hell.
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Guitar Hero LED Light Mod
November 15, 2007 By Leave a Comment
For all you guitar hero geeks, her is a cool mod that adds a light show as you rock out.
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Beer Lawnching Mini Fridge
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How To: Opening the Xbox 360
January 30, 2007 By Leave a Comment
How to open the 360. Nice video for any of you that want to start modding their xbox 360. This video shows the simple steps to not breaking your case.
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Quick and Easy Wireless Remote Extender Hack
January 2, 2007 By Leave a Comment
This hack improves the range of similar wireless remotes. The hack basically just increases the surface area of the antenna. The only limitation would be fitting it into the plastic case. I have to try this.
Boost Your Car Remote Range! – video powered by Metacafe
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DIY Super Soaker Flame Thrower
October 17, 2006 By Leave a Comment
Yes, we are all just a little bit dumber after watching this video clip. What more could I say, a super soaker, some flammable liquid, a flame source, and one dumb ass kid. ***Pure Genius***
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Laptop Laser Engraving (digg logo)
September 19, 2006 By Leave a Comment
Phillip Torrone from MAKE magazine helps Kevin Rose of Digg engrave the digg logo on to his laptop. That is one fast laser. If you want to see Kevin’s take on the process download the diggnation podcast.
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Liquid Time Machine Can Manipulate Drops
August 11, 2006 By 1 Comment
“Nate True has developed yet another impressive hack using UV strobe lights, luminescent-dyed water, and a timer to create the illusion of water stopping in the air, slowing down the splashes into the pool beneath, and even travelling upward. You have to see it to believe it.”
Cool machine uses UV Leds to give a strobe effect to the fountain. fluorescein reagent powder is used to make the water fluorescent. A PIC micro-controller uses PWM to coordinate the liquid pump with the strobe Leds. By tweaking the electronics you can make the drops appear to be frozen in time or even move backwards. Nate has also started building a few fountains and selling them on eBay.
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