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Monthly Archives: July 2016
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
Make a simple slingshot with a balloon and a plastic bottle
Neat idea, take the top of a bottle for the holder, and a balloon over the twist bit to use as a the sling. http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-a-Simple-Strong-Slingshot-Hacks-for-Re/
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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
Posted in CNC/3D-printing, Misc-Life, robots, water
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Making tea lanterns from Arizona Tea cans
OK so you get those cans of tea that don’t have 5 cent deposits, here is a solution to repurpose the can. Use a old can of spray paint. Then cut the sides and bend down. Bam…tea light. Not so … Continue reading
The redneck fence post puller
I could have used this about 10 years ago. They author uses a big bench vise to clamp onto the post. Then a car jack under the vise to pull the post out of the ground. Sure beats digging the … Continue reading
Make a pole mounted mason jar light
Pretty simple and cheap idea. Makes for some nice outdoor lights. http://www.instructables.com/id/Pole-Mounted-Mason-Jar-Garden-Lights/
Nice simple bottle cutter
Seems to be a pretty stable bottle cutter you can make on the cheap. http://www.instructables.com/id/Precise-Glass-Bottle-Cutting-Jig/?ALLSTEPS
Another nice foam cutter setup
Never thought about using a foam cutter for letters. This maybe something I work on for Haloween prop’s. Little leery of using a 12v 2.1A power supply for it thought. http://www.instructables.com/id/Foam-Cutter-by-Brain-Washer/?ALLSTEPS
Make a Paracord Pouch
The author build it to hold ammo. I could see other uses for this pouch. I like the use of the soda can to get the shape for the cord. I could see using other size containers too. http://www.instructables.com/id/Paracord-Ammo-Pouch/?ALLSTEPS
Nice homemade wind turbine
This could be a nice build to do with kids. I was surpised how “easy” the author build the vanes. Me, I would have to print out a template to do it. http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-Small-Wind-Turbine-Homemade/?ALLSTEPS
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