The ultimate Zen garden accessory is the stone urn. Filled only with water and a few fallen leaves, it defines tranquility. Unfortunately, these stone beauties cost hundreds of dollars. Luckily,...
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Joe Szuecs
Categories: Art & Design, Craft, Gardening | 1 Comment
Computers add binary numbers constantly, but we never see how. This elegant machine does the math using glass marbles. I started building marble track machines years ago using Lego. I...
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Matthias Wandel
Categories: Electronics, Woodworking | No Comments
This project was inspired by my son’s love of Hot Wheels cars and making them go fast, as well as my husband’s love of making cool toys for him and...
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Nancy Dorsner
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RC hobby servomotors were just made for hacking. What’s not obvious is how much you can hack them — with a few tricks, you can use a servo to control...
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Windell Oskay
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Sometimes nothing is as important as perspective. My goal in photography is often to find a view no one else has found, to be able to see things from unusual...
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William Gurstelle
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Apartment-style living has its advantages, but getting a bicycle off the balcony, through your living area, and down several flights of stairs just to go get some exercise isn’t one...
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Matthew Russell
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Take a picture is a fine-art project by artists Brad Blucher and Kyle Clements. In the exhibit, the human eye see is only able to see blank surfaces (in our...
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kyleclements
Categories: Art & Design, Photography & Video | 1 Comment
Before moving off to college I wanted to build something that would be suitable as a kitchen table and double as my desk for studying. It needed to be sturdy...
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Nick Raymond
Categories: Woodworking, Furniture | No Comments