Dec 21st, 2009
Blogsnapper at 09:12 am 
The gingerbread was cooked in a soda can for about an hour, so that it was very hard. Then I microwaved the gingerbread for a minute to make sure it got really hard. Then I put it on the wood lathe, and here it is.
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Dec 21st, 2009
Blogsnapper at 09:12 am While exploring NYC late night with my friend Brian (”Hi, I’m Brian and this is my friend Brian”) we stumbled into this great late night chess shop, Chess Forum, on 219 Thompson Street. We had a great talk with Chris, who was minding the store at the time. I asked about handmade chess sets, and when Chris showed us this wonderful Nuts and Bolts chess set, I knew I had to shoot some video.
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Dec 21st, 2009
Blogsnapper at 09:12 am The prize this week is one of my Button Code kits. This kit was lots of fun to make and it provides a unique way to enter in a secure code. You can see documentation about it here, if you want to get your own Button Code kit they are available here (if you buy […]
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Dec 21st, 2009
Blogsnapper at 09:12 am 
If you have an overflowing button stash of buttons, see how Laura of Bugs and Fishes incorporates buttons into gift wrap decorations.
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Dec 21st, 2009
Blogsnapper at 09:12 am 
After trying several methods, this is the best method I found for heating up a small quantity of water for rehydrating freeze-dried backpacking food using just the sun as an energy source. My goals were to make a simple but light solar still. This project is inexpensive ( I have heated water to 196…
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Dec 21st, 2009
Blogsnapper at 09:12 am 
The idea of “live-action” Warhammer 40K is itself so ambitious that somebody needs to give this guy and his buddies a medal just for trying. Check out Flickr user Lt.E.Watt’s photostream to see some more of the amazing props he/they have built to run their games. Blood for the blood god! Skulls for the skull throne! Spleens for the spleen pond! [via Propnomicon]
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Dec 21st, 2009
Blogsnapper at 09:12 am
Furry Objects is a series by Danish artist Magnhild Disington that mixes scraps of fur with cell phones and flash drives. [via Core77]
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Dec 21st, 2009
Blogsnapper at 09:12 am 
This house has "glass" windows made from melted Halloween candy and battery-powered "candles" that cast a flickering glow through them (even in the dormer). Note the hidden trap door so you can turn the lights off. The walls are real gingerbread and royal icing is what holds everything together. …
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Dec 21st, 2009
Blogsnapper at 09:12 am
Pringles-can lens extender produces dazzling ultra close-ups for peanuts.
Thanks go to Haje Jan Kamps for the original article in MAKE, Volume 06.
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Dec 21st, 2009
Blogsnapper at 09:12 am 
yes fellow gamers it is here this is the assassins creed hidden blade i recantly got ac bloodlines for my psp and i thought about making one go easy this is my first instructable yes i know it is just a door slider attached to your arm, but hey it’s close isn’t it materials tools 1 drill 2 r…
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