Taxi Meter Clock
Great clock made from the display of an old taxi meter-- the buttons set time as well as switch the display between time, date and temperature. Add a nice wood finish and voila, a one of a kind taxi meter…
Continue Reading →Readymech Series 002
Readymechs are free flat pack toys that you can easily print (and very carefully) build. All the toys are designed to fit on a regular 8.5 x 11 inch piece of paper and printed with any printer-- obviously the nicer…
Continue Reading →The iPod Book Case: DIY
Easily the most refreshing DIY iPod case we've seen in a while-- from a user who goes by the name of Izatchu on Flickr. Especially good for high-school kids who aren't allowed to have iPods in school (not sure how…
Continue Reading →Paint Chip Card Holders: DIY
Our pal Aaron Tang (aka Tango!) has a nice little DIY post about his signature paint chip card holders-- a must have hand-made accessory for designers needing to show off their chosen profession, not to mention help them remember the…
Continue Reading →Retro Phone Goes Mobile: DIY
Reminiscent of Hulger, uber-geek (and quite smart might we add) Simon Classenhacked up an old-school Ericsson phone with a mobile phone to create a wireless 'cell-phone' like device. The guts contain a used Sagem GSM-phone hooked up to the classic…
Continue Reading →Milky Way Chandelier
We covered Brooklyn based Alexander Reh's Fully Loaded chair back in February, a chair made with more than 450 .12 gauge shotgun shells. He checked in with us with a little insight into his new collection. He says he is…
Continue Reading →Lego Factory
I have always had a fascination with Legos, but never liked being creatively limited to the pre-designed and packaged kits. If you share my sentiment then fret no more because thanks to the Lego Factory, you can now design your…
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