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Category Archives: water
A portable hottub
This is a nice CNC based build. The author at the end says you could get away with 5/8s, maybe 1/2 inch plywood instead. I personally like the water heater he used that is propane based and only $100. I … Continue reading
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bike wheel with spoons to generate power
This was too funny. I like the simple way of fastening the spoons on. Not so sure I would waste a bike wheel hub on this, but maybe a gear to a motor system? Wait he spent $60 for the … Continue reading
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Neat Home Made water power system
The author made a pretty simple home made water power generator. If you have the land, water you could do the same thing (no dam from the looks of it, just downhill pressure). A Modest But Well-Assembled Home Hydropower Setup … Continue reading
Build a catamaran out of styrofoam
I am amazed how well this build turned out. The author made a simple sailing catamaran from 2x4s and insulation foam board. Only thing I would do different is give it a coat of paint. http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Styrofoam-Catamaran/
Interesting build for a remote pool temperature monitor
Its a cheap build too. Using an ESP8266 (these have been showing up in alot of projects lately). The build itself is pretty simple but I wonder if the sensor should be somewhere else in the pool instead of inline … Continue reading
Pretty cool and small Hydrogen generator
This is a nice simple build for water to hydrogen converter. With the exception of using razor blades, would be a good kid project. Only which the author did steps written out instead of a video. http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-Hydrogen-Generator/
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Nicer windowfarm build
Looks like someone is updating the build for windowfarm (build it out of old water bottles). Only difference is the author is using some pretty big bottles. http://www.instructables.com/id/Windowfarms-Revived-with-3D-Printing/
Making a vertical bubble machine (Magic Cauldron)
Yes its on my list. The author built this nice verical bubble machine, which he puts in a home-made pot for “a potions” like kettle. Me…I would use a plastic kettle…anyways. I like the build and I may have to … Continue reading
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Make a simple and cheap faucet wrench
The author basically has slots cut into a long PVC pipe to help twist the faucet nuts. I think I would cut a sleeve in it too in case there is a ridged water pipe that you need to work … Continue reading
3D print and make your own automated pool skimmer
Well not fully automated (remote controlled). but I see the potential here. The build is pretty simple and I could see turning this into a bot that is more automated. Maybe has some solar cells to help keep it charged … Continue reading
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