Raw sharpened steel – knife maker Joel Bukiewicz of Cut Brooklyn talks about the human element of craft, and the potential for a skill to mature into an art.
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Raw sharpened steel – knife maker Joel Bukiewicz of Cut Brooklyn talks about the human element of craft, and the potential for a skill to mature into an art.
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The WristBow brings geeks comic book dreams to reality. For more information check out the projects website. Now only if their was a rotten apple to try it on.
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Prototype for Power Laces 2 a working demo of whats to come. Power Laces started out as an electronic art project to enter into a online contest. A wildly popular Kickstarter project raised money to take them to the next level. [Read more...]
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This cheap project shows how to turn some simple parts into guide light for a boat or trailer.
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Household Hacker breaks down the steps in turning a old out of date microprocessor and re-purposing it into a USB Powered Coffee Warmer.
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Iyaz Akhtar shows how to make your own ethernet cables, how to attach ethernet to keystones for a great finished look in your home and more.
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These German guys put together a cleaver project for filming a Wakeboarder on a lake. The six propeller “MikroKopter” sports a camera which follows the action by receiving a signal via an automatic tracking transmitter. The mount calculates the angle and adjust the camera to keep the rider in view.
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Fiber Optics are just cool. Here the Engineering guy breaks down the basics of how tiny beam of light can twist and turn through a cable or liquid and still reflect out the other side.
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Inventor Jeri Ellsworth puts together a simple circuit for a Light Emitting Dress. Activated by a PIR a simple delay circuit activates a set of LED’s embedded in the dress. The Electronics are housed and hidden in an old Instamatic camera.
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