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POV Globe Takes to the Skies

Posted on October 22, 2025 by Tyler August

LED billboards are cyberpunk-dystopian enough for most, but it can get worse. For example, this project by [Concept Crafted Creations] that takes the whole concept and takes it airborn (literally) …read more Continue reading POV Globe Takes to the Skies→

Posted in drone, drone hacks, persistance of vision, POV display, POV globe, quadcopter

Ore Formation: Return of the Revenge of the Fluids

Posted on October 21, 2025 by Tyler August

In the last edition of our ongoing series on how planets get ore– those wonderful rocks rich in industrial minerals worth mining– we started talking about hydrothermal fluid deposits. Hydrothermal …read more Continue reading Ore Formation: Return of the Revenge of the Fluids→

Posted in earth science, engineering, Featured, minerals, ore, Original Art, Science

Fail of the Week: Beaker to Benchy More Bothersome than Believed

Posted on October 20, 2025 by Tyler August

Making nylon plastic from raw chemicals used to be a very common demo; depending where and when you grew up, you may well have done it in high school or …read more Continue reading Fail of the Week: Beaker to Benchy More Bothersome than Believed→

Posted in 3d printer filament, chemistry hacks, nylon, photopolymerization

Game of Theseus Gets Graphics Upgrade, Force Feedback 30 Years On

Posted on October 20, 2025 by Tyler August
Left: old and busted. Right: New hotness.

Indycar Racing 2 was a good game, back in 1995; in some ways, it was the Crysis of the Clinton years, in that most mortals could not run it to …read more Continue reading Game of Theseus Gets Graphics Upgrade, Force Feedback 30 Years On→

Posted in dosbox, force feedback, game mod, games, retro gaming, retrocomputing

A Solar Oven for Cloudy Days

Posted on October 18, 2025 by Tyler August

Every Boy Scout or Girl Guide probably had the experience of building a simple solar oven: an insulated box, some aluminum foil, and plastic wrap, and voila! On warm, sunny, …read more Continue reading A Solar Oven for Cloudy Days→

Posted in green hacks, low-tech hack, solar hacks, solar oven, solar power

A Deep Dive into Molten Bismuth

Posted on October 17, 2025 by Tyler August

Bismuth is known for a few things: its low melting point, high density, and psychedelic hopper crystals. A literal deep-dive into any molten metal would be a terrible idea, regardless …read more Continue reading A Deep Dive into Molten Bismuth→

Posted in bismuth, chemistry hacks, crystallography, Science

After Trucking Them Home, Old Solar Panels Keep On Trucking

Posted on October 16, 2025 by Tyler August

The fact that there exist in our world flat rocks that make lightning when you point them at the sun is one of the most unappreciated bits of wizardry in …read more Continue reading After Trucking Them Home, Old Solar Panels Keep On Trucking→

Posted in reuse, solar hacks, solar panel, solar power

EmuDevz is Literally a Software Game

Posted on October 16, 2025 by Tyler August

The idea of gamifying all the things might have died down now that the current hype is shoving AI into all the things — but you’ve probably never seen it …read more Continue reading EmuDevz is Literally a Software Game→

Posted in Education, emulator, famicom, games, gamification, Programming, retrocomputing

Standalone CNC Tube Cutter/Notcher Does it With Plasma

Posted on October 14, 2025 by Tyler August

Tubes! Not only is the internet a series of them, many projects in the physical world are, too. If you’re building anything from a bicycle to a race cart to …read more Continue reading Standalone CNC Tube Cutter/Notcher Does it With Plasma→

Posted in cnc hacks, CNC machine, cutting, plasma cutter, tubing notcher

BlueSCSI: Not Just for Apple

Posted on October 14, 2025 by Tyler August

Anyone into retro Macintosh machines has probably heard of BlueSCSI: an RP2040-based adapter that lets solid state flash memory sit on the SCSI bus and pretend to contain hard drives. …read more Continue reading BlueSCSI: Not Just for Apple→

Posted in bluescsi, pentium, retro pc, retrocomputing

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