Some time ago when I looked for design inspiration for the binary wrist watch I did a lot of research and delved deep into the parts of internet home to watch enthusiasts. I came out mostly unharmed, but have now become fairly interested in watches as a hobby.
In this project I will show you how I dissasembled an automatic mechanical watch and made a few daring modifications including a completely new dial.
I was recently tasked with fixing a washing machine using my 3D printer. This may certainly sound complicated, but was actually a small task. So the case was that I needed to make a replacement wheel for the lower drawer inside the washing machine. One of the original wheels had just disappeared so I was given one of the remaining wheels to make a copy. The original wheel on the left and the copy on the right.
Everyday I go out of the house I have some pre-determined items I’ll always want at hand. Mostly stuff for making my interactions with different technology a lot easier. My problem was that I sometimes change bags depending on how many books I’ll need that day. So while I was changing bags I still needed the same technology tools every day. That’s why I made a Everyday Carry Sheet!
This is a plastic sheet with elastic bands meant to hold all the stuff I might want on hand in a day.
The project I just made is a bit different as it involves no electronics, just paint. I used a technique to create really detailed water droplets from spray paint. The result looks really convincing so I’m pleased with how everything turned out!
Intro at instructables: In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to spray paint these incredible detailed water droplets!
It’s an incredible simple process to paint surfaces with these water droplets.