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DIY Home Depot Bicycle Headlamp
Mounted How to make a nice pair of halogen bicycle headlamps using only materials available at Home Depot...a 20 watt low beam and a 50 watt high beam with MR16 Halogen Spot bulbs. Note: Floods don't give you enough range at speed and you want to get the bulbs that have a flat piece of glass at the front. Thanks Jake! Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone | September 01, 2005 at 02:52 PDT | Discuss (2)
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HOW TO make a remote control for a Canon XT
25811405 76Ef903D98 Home made remote control for a Canon Xt. to control AF/AE and shutter release and toggle switch, which can be used to latch AF/AE. Photo here and HOW TO here (in Spanish).
Posted by Phillip Torrone | September 01, 2005 at 02:52 PDT | Discuss (0)
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HOW TO Read Game FAQs on a PlayStation Portable
Faqonpsp ...put a couple FAQs and walk-through guides on the PSP so you could use it as a hand held reference when you are playing other game systems or if you are between PSP games. It makes things much easier now that you can read normal HTML text and image files instead of having to convert everything to an JPEG file. [via] Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone | September 01, 2005 at 02:52 PDT | Discuss (0)
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Build your own LEGO kit...
1-Graphic 218X164 This looks great, I need to try it out - With LEGO Factory, you can now design your own original custom LEGO model, and then purchase all of the bricks and elements you need to build your model for real! LEGO Digital Designer software can be downloaded for free and used offline to design any set you can imagine! Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone | September 01, 2005 at 02:51 PDT | Discuss (1)
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Show your benches!
38565285 9245360973 T MAKE Flickr pool member BenSinclair cleaned up his workshop area and has a challenge for all of us - show your work benches! My freshly cleaned work bench. Normally it looks like something exploded. Let's see some more benches from the MAKE group! Join in and post up! Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone | September 01, 2005 at 02:51 PDT | Discuss (1)
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