I've had this cordless drill for going on 10 years now. It has been a great drill, but recently has been plagued with a sticky chuck, making it hard to open and close the chuck. A few months ago I purchased a newer lithium powered version of this same drill so I figured it would be worth some explor...
We got a small above ground pool for the kid's and so naturally Dad decided to find a way to heat it. Solar was the first step and a wood burning heater, the second step. Following is how I built the Solar Pool Heater.The Solar Heater works by letting the water in the black pipe heat in the sun for ...
Please click below to visit our Kickstarter project page for Solar Socket and pre-order a production model!http://ift.tt/1ARjp8J first ever solar powered USB home wall socket for emergency and everyday use! This work is licensed ...
Howdy y'all I wrote a quick little instructable a while back about how I took some salvage stuff and made a Solar phone charger. I would like to introduce you all to "Recycled Solar Charged USB Charger 2 The Second Build". The only thing that was reused was the panel from the first build. http://ww...
This is a simple camera mount for under water video, that floats to the surface if you drop it. I got the idea from a mixture of different mounts and bobbers but a good bit of the credit for the idea goes too mcogan and their Underwater camera mount. Hopefully this is use full to you and you have f...
We got a small above ground pool for the kid's and so naturally Dad decided to find a way to heat it. Solar was the first step and a wood burning heater, the second step. Following is how I built the Solar Pool Heater.The Solar Heater works by letting the water in the black pipe heat in the sun for ...
Hi!Talking about CD and DVD drivers, they are awesome! You can find many cool and valuable(for a hobbist) things inside them to use in your projects. There are so many things that you can do with one or more of these drivers that you will be impressed.This instructable is about this, reusing the pa...
This project of mine started because I wanted to learn how to layout my own printed circuit board (PCB). I needed a simple and easy-to-solder circuit, so I chose this one because who doesn't love interactive LEDs?In this Instructable I will only be showing the implementation of my circuit on a bread...
Anyone who works with wood knows you have to make hundreds of holes for the screws and its almost impossible to make a series of holes perfectly straight and with the same depth by hand. This instructable will help you to build a tool that will save you a lot of time and effort when drilling prec...
I recently had a need to "magically" light a bonfire at a Cub event. Other recent campfires had been dramatic, but obvious in their mechanism (burning things sliding down a wire or people pushing flaming brands into the fire). I wanted something more subtle, that the Cubs wouldn't notice happening...
Bone conducting headphones sound like strange gadgets, but they're surprisingly easy to build. This video from Tinkernut walks you through the basics of speaker technology, and in the first minute or two tells you how to build a bone-conduction speaker you could easily house in a hollowed out pair of on-ear headphones or earmuffs.
The full video is well worth a watch if you've ever been curious how speakers work or how to build your own, but the bits regarding bone conduction start around 58 seconds in. You'll need a few things for the project, namely a small DC motor and an old pair of headphones, but the rest can be done pretty easily with what you have around the house. When you're finished, you'll be able to press the speaker to the area behind your ear and turn what sounds like meaningless vibrating into actual audible tones you'll be able to hear even in loud environments.
Hit the link below to watch the full video and see the parts list for this and the "cheap speaker" outlined later in the video.
World's Cheapest Speaker | Tinkernut
