An Instructables book is being made and they are taking votes to see which Instructables will be included; the voting is open now and ends August 11th. Prizes are the glory of having your Instructable published in the book and a free copy when it comes out. I have entered my Instructables in the contest [...]
In my post “Framing a t-shirt (on the cheap)” I used an acrylic box frame to frame a t-shirt. The acrylic frame worked well but admittedly it was a bit haphazard and the masking-tape backing (which held the t-shirt in) was starting to come off. So while perusing the local Michaels for something unrelated I [...]
by Adam on March 24, 2008
The fine folks at instructables sent me one of their patches as a a “thank you” for featuring my Zero Point Shelf project in their “Weekend Builder Newsletter.” Also in the mail was the copy of “Making Things Talk” that I ordered. Happy Day!
This project reached featured status on instructables and has received over 8,000 views there. It was also listed in the instructables “Weekend Builder” e-mail!
This is an easy and cheap industrialish picture/poster frame I came up with a while back - it uses 1/8″ thick 3/4″ wide flat aluminum stock and some little alligator spring clamps; [...]
by Adam on February 7, 2008
If putting holes in the wall was a game this shelf wouldn’t net you any points.
by Adam on November 7, 2007
Because people don’t already know I’m a Geek - this is what I went as this past Halloween.
The Geiger counter, which I found while browsing The Electronic Goldmine inspired the costume. I started with the Geiger Counter which (as disclosed by EG) was broke to begin with. I added blue LEDs on the gauge in [...]