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Monthly Archives: October 2015
How to refill a barbecue lighter
Basically the more expensive long stemed lighters are the same thing as the 99 cent lighters, so you can pull them both apart and swap tanks. http://lifehacker.com/learn-how-to-refill-a-disposable-extended-reach-lighter-1738793803
Simple and cheap fishing line spooler
Pretty simple setup for a fishing line spooler. One thing I might do differently is add in a clamp for the pole. http://www.instructables.com/id/Fishing-Line-Spooler/?ALLSTEPS
Modify a fuse clip to hold a coin cell battery
This is a clever hack. And much cheaper than coin cell battery holders I have seen. But I am not so sure I would spend the time it would take to make one. http://www.instructables.com/id/PCB-mount-holder-for-coin-cell-batteries/?ALLSTEPS
How to print out your own keys
Interesting, you first print out tool to measure the different key positions. Then you go to this site to run the customizer for your key and print it out. http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-3D-Print-House-keys/?ALLSTEPS
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Sounds like working for Xerox (or Kodak of B&L) in Rochester is a bad idea
Article goes on how what used to be the big 3 employers in Rochester NY are all hurting these days. Mostly due to poor management up top. And how Rochester citizens are going to pay for it (with jobs and … Continue reading
Add a simple hook setup for a shelf
I like this, basically the author took vinyl drywall corner bead, and screwed it into the bottom of a shelf. The bead has holes in it that can be used to put s-hooks in to hang stuff. The bead is … Continue reading
Build your own smartmirror
Nice build using an old android tablet. Down side…well could be a bit hard to “update” the tablet. And I haven’t a clue where to go to get 2-way mirror plastic locally in large sizes. Also I can’t tell if … Continue reading
Got a 3D printer, print out your own violin
For about 3 KG of filament, you can print out your own violin. Me…I think I will stick to buying one. Still pretty cool if you want to make a custom one. Sounds good (bit twangy that ones I am … Continue reading
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Make simple (and cheap) silhouette monsters
Pretty clever, you can get the monster cutout from the dollar store. Heck sometimes the lights too. Use some cheap wood to hold it all up and bam… http://www.instructables.com/id/Silhouette-Monsters/?ALLSTEPS
How does homemade armor hold out
Interesting video on using homemade body armer. Note, not so well. http://sploid.gizmodo.com/how-does-homemade-body-armor-made-from-t-shirts-paper-1738887331
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