A sous vide immersion cooker using off-the-shelf parts plus some re-purposed elements. The controller is partitioned so that it can be used in other projects as well.
Posted by Jake Spurlock
Categories: Electronics, Food & Beverage | 3 Comments
This easy to make kitchen utensil only takes a short amount of time to build. Only a small amount of tools are required and parts can be found virtually anywhere.
Posted by Team Recycling Et Cetera
Categories: Home | No Comments
While you can always buy at a lamp at the store to save you time and money, this guide will provide you with the tools to build a one of...
Posted by Team Recycling Et Cetera
Categories: Art & Design, Home | No Comments
This project is extremely easy and simple for all. While children will need adult supervision, almost any age can create this. With a small amount of tools and virtually no...
Posted by Team Recycling Et Cetera
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This guide will share ideas for common materials you can use to create a one-of-a-kind remote-controlled car.
Posted by Three Guys
Categories: Robotics | 3 Comments
This project uses IRLB8721PbF MOSFETS. These particular devices are good for the Arduino because the base current required to fully open the gate is less than 5v. I chose to...
Posted by Chris Giesel
Categories: Arduino | No Comments
This project is not so much a step-by-step guide, but more of an idea. Sometimes buying something is not really the best thing to do. I have a lot of...
Posted by Steve Hobley
Categories: Electronics, Furniture | No Comments
I do a lot of electronics projects and have recently taken an interest in stained glass. I love to solder, but the fumes from flux and rosin aren’t very good...
Posted by Jim Spencer
Categories: Electronics, Tools | 1 Comment
This will give you all the information needed to plan, purchase and build a backyard zipline (and launch pad) without any specialized parts. I purchased everything at the local hardware...
Posted by Endo
Categories: Fun & Games | No Comments
This circuit is commonly credited to Japanese multimedia artist Tetsuo Kogawa. It takes audio input through a 1/4″ phono jack and, constructed as shown, without the optional antenna connections, will...
Posted by Sean Michael Ragan
Categories: Electronics, Computers & Mobile | 2 Comments
It’s rare to get very low temperatures where I live, but last winter the temperature was low enough to freeze and burst pipes. After thawing my pipes, I needed outdoor...
Posted by Nathan
Categories: Gardening, Home | No Comments
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