Penny alcohol backpacking stove

August 28, 2006 on 3:32 pm | In DIY | No Comments

Pennystove
MAKE: Blog: Penny alcohol backpacking stove
Here’s a tutorial by Mark Jurey on how to make a homemade backpacking and camping stove.

From the site, “The low-pressure Penny Stove is so simple that you
can build a rough one on the trail with a pocket full service knife -
no insulation, rulers, epoxy, needles, or tape. If you have played with
homebuilt stoves before, this one should be a snap. Some have built the
burner in just 10 minutes.
Link.

Posted by Natalie Zee |
Aug 28, 2006 05:30 PM

Google Webmaster Central

August 28, 2006 on 1:27 pm | In DIY, Computer | No Comments
Google

Google Webmaster Central

Welcome to your one-stop shop for comprehensive info about how
Google crawls and indexes websites. You can learn here how to ensure
that your site is easily crawled and indexed and access tools that will
enable you to diagnose crawling issues, study statistics on how your
site is doing in our index, and tell us how you’d like your site to be
crawled and indexed.


Site status wizard

Find out whether your site is currently being indexed by Google.


Google’s blog for webmasters

The latest news and info on how Google crawls and indexes websites.


Webmaster tools (including Sitemaps)

Statistics, diagnostics and management of Google’s crawling and
indexing of your website, including Sitemap submission and reporting.


Google’s discussion group for webmasters

Talk with your fellow webmasters and share your feedback with us.


Submit your content to Google

Learn about submitting content for Google properties such as Google Base and Google Book Search.


Webmaster help center

See answers to frequently asked questions about crawling, indexing, ranking and other webmaster issues.

 

Grilling with Liquid Oxygen

August 24, 2006 on 2:59 pm | In DIY, Humor | No Comments

Neatorama

George Goble of Purdue University probably thought “lighter fluids
are for wussies” when he thought up a way of lighting his charcoal with
liquid oxygen. The result?

Started with 60 lbs of charcoal, and burnt up 40 lbs
of it in 3 seconds. Result is a grill ready to cook in about 3 seconds,
and all the old grease, etc burned off. Don’t try this at home.

But don’t try this at home, please:

WARNING: an ignition source, such as a lit cigarette
or one glowing coal, must be present before pouring on the LOX. If
charcoal is PRESOAKED in LOX first, an explosion will result. One
briquette presoaked in LOX is approx equiv to 1 stick of dynamite.

Concert Ticket Generator

August 23, 2006 on 3:08 pm | In DIY, Humor | No Comments


Neatorama » Blog Archive » Concert Ticket Generator

Make your own concert ticket: Link - Thanks David R!

Microsoft to let players design own games

August 14, 2006 on 3:42 pm | In DIY, Computer | No Comments

A free game included in the do-it-yourself program package, Spacewars, can be easily modified and run by beginners.
USATODAY.com - Microsoft to let players design own games

Microsoft wants to do for video games what YouTube has done for video: open it up for do-it-yourselfers.

The first step toward that goal, to be announced Monday, is the release
of a free set of game-development tools called XNA Game Studio Express
on Aug. 30. Prospective do-it-yourself game developers can download the
program (from www.microsoft.com/xna) to their Windows PC and create games for PCs and for Xbox 360 systems.

Make Steel Rust Quickly

August 2, 2006 on 12:45 am | In DIY | No Comments
Rust4
MAKE: Blog: HOW TO - Make steel rust quickly:

Hal writes - "You posted about removing rust.  Here’s how to put it back on, but with potentially dangerous chemicals involved." - Link. Read the warning / disclaimer, be smart.

FUBAR: Ten DIY Mistakes

July 30, 2006 on 12:45 am | In DIY | No Comments

MistakeFUBAR: Ten DIY Mistakes:

As Oscar Wilde once quipped, "Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes."

Power Switch? What Power Switch?
Quite a few years ago, I was building a new system, and got to the point of booting it up. I’d actually installed all the hardware the night before, but had gone to bed before attempting to fire up the system.

When I pressed the power button, fans whirred, lights lit up, beepers beeped—but nothing appeared on the monitor. I tried a variety of things, including swapping out the video card, reseating RAM, and even replacing the power supply. I was about to tear my hair out in frustration, when my then seven-year old daughter pointed at the monitor, and asked, "Daddy, why is the little green light not on?"

DIY Telephoto lens

July 28, 2006 on 12:58 am | In DIY | No Comments
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MAKE: Blog: DIY Telephoto lens

The latest Citizen Scientist has a short how-to on making a telephoto lens from a spotting scope - "You can make a telephone lens for your camera with a spotting scope and a center-slotted aluminum bracket… The camera is attached to the bracket with a bolt that fits the camera’s tripod mount. The spotting scope is attached using appropriate hardware." - Link.

DIY - Uni-Directional WIFI Range Extender

July 27, 2006 on 12:53 am | In DIY, Computer | No Comments

Fjql3Ep8Vjepuchvmo.MediumMAKE: Blog: HOW TO - Uni-Directional WIFI Range Extender:

Tm36usa writes "Easily receive WIFI signals from far away using a standard USB WIFI adaptor and a bit of ingenuity. This Simple idea requires no modifications to a USB WIFI adaptor or your computer. A simple way to increase the signal strength and range of your WIFI. Plus it works with all USB WIFI adaptors" - Link.

Hacked LED Mouse Light

June 16, 2006 on 3:16 pm | In DIY, Computer | No Comments

MAKE: Blog: Hacked LED Mouse Light

Alan writes - “Most of us have a bunch of these old mice laying around collecting dust. If you didn’t make some cool art with your mice last week here is another idea to recycle it into a cool project.”

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