Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts

Silly Toaster Handles on Instructables - 3D Printed

 
Here is my latest tutorial on Instructables.com. I received a toaster without a handle, so.... I printed some fun ones to brighten my day.

 

3D Printed Elmer's Glue Holder


 Here is an original practical device I created. It is a magnetic holder for the glue I use to help my prints stick to the glass bed of my 3D printer. It was quick and easy to create through Tinkercad.

How To: Open A Beer Bottle With A Seat Belt

 

 

How To: Open A Beer Bottle With A Seat Belt

 

A quick guide to help you open a beer bottle in the car.

My Makey Makey Micro Controller Video Has Gone Viral

Much to my surprize, my YouTube video has received over 100,000 hits in 2017 alone. I had a great time making this project but am now quite proud in my accomplishment.

If you are inspired, here is the Amazon link.

Raised Bed Pallet Planter

http://www.instructables.com/id/Raised-Bed-Pallet-Planter/

It's spring time in the Rockies and we are ready to grow. Ms. Zoid asked for a solution for a raised bed that we had to leave at the last house we lived in, so we put our heads together. I see a lot of discarded pallets in the alley near my new job and decided that it was time to reuse them. We sat down and drew up an idea for our raised bed and I scored the pallets the next morning. The idea was to have a raised bed that was easy to work around and that it would cost little to nothing to create. I didn't spend any money on our finished product as I had screws left over from our barn build...

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Raised Bed Pallet Planter

It's spring time in the Rockies and we are ready to grow. Ms. Zoid asked for a solution for a raised bed that we had to leave at the last house we lived in, so we put our heads together. I see a lot of discarded pallets in the alley near my new job and decided that it was time to reuse them. We sat down and drew up an idea for our raised bed and I scored the pallets the next morning. The idea was to have a raised bed that was easy to work around and that it would cost little to nothing to create. I didn't spend any money on our finished product as I had screws left over from our barn build.

The Ultimate Shrinky Dink Guide

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Video Tutorial link.