PS3 Controller Cell Phone Mount
Although the details of this build are quite scarce, not much is needed considering all that this cell phone/PS3 controller “mount” is made of is 3 binder clips and a few rubber bands. A very ingenious solution.
Overengineered Throwie
On the other end of the spectrum, I’ve spent way too much time overengineering the throwie (eventually it ended up using a ping-pong ball). Be sure to watch the first video at 0:32 for an impressive horizontal placement, or check out the baloon throwies at the end of the post for even more fun!
Chinese Noodle Slicing Robot
This robot may be appropriately engineered in function, but the form of this noodle-slicer has a distinctly Asian style. We think it may have been designed as a prop for a Godzilla movie originally.
2D Glasses
3D glasses may have been all the rage in 2009, but it’s 2012 so you may want to get your hands on a pair of 2D glasses. These instructions will tell you how to make glasses to convert a 3D film into 2D if the third dimension annoys you or makes you dizzy. Thx [Brian] and [Victor]!
As seen in this post from the Bacteria forum, the test box originally featured at [HAD] has now been updated to include variable regulators, volt meters and an LED tester. Check it out on it’s source, [Downing’s Basement]. Thx [Mike]!
Or you could buy Hank Green’s 2D glasses.
Not Godzilla but Ultraman. Sheesh!
HA! somebody else DOES remember Ultraman.
And some of us only remember Space Quest
space quest is easier to remember i guess but when i say ultraman no one seems to know what it is.
$2000 for a Noodle Robot, you can hire an entire Chinese village for 50 years for that kind of money!
Sounds like the 3D glasses guy has seen a bit of what monocular diplopia looks like.
I’ve got it ,horizontaly, in both eyes.
Whole world looks like a TV with old school rabbit ears ghosting.
…Big part of why I hate Flash video.
I can see the novelty in the noodle-slicing robot, where it might draw in customers.
But I think it would have made more sense to just build an appliance like a cuisinart to do it; faster, smaller, less expensive. Especially if you are just going to put it in the kitchen where it will take up space, and no customers will see it anyway.