Super Brittliv! E 7 coisas para fazer com o Oogoo, uma Aranha Mecânica, o Phono-Horn, e um Arducóptero!

A malta Geek tem mais uma Heroína, e chama-se Brittliv! :

Eis uma Metralhadora-Sentinela Nerf, que dispara contra tudo o que se mexe... Mas não dispara contra quem tenha uma T-Shirt dos Instructables!

Genial!

MUÁHÁHÁHÁ

Nerf Vulcan Sentry Gun

BrittLiv

In this instructable, I will show you how to modify a Nerf Vulcan to automatically aim and fire at targets.  As an added bonus, this gun won't fire at anyone wearing a shirt with the instructables robot on it. I had this project in mind for a long time and finally managed to find the time to bring it to life.

If you've been browsing through my other instructables, you might have noticed that I am obsessed with Nerf guns. So far, I’ve managed to infect just about everyone around me with the Nerf virus. It is really fun to see how these plastic toys turn grown men into small boys!

My main aim was for it to look awesome; which was difficult to achieve without removing the front part of the gun. But, I managed to accomplish this without removing the barrel, and I’m really happy with how it turned out!

http://www.instructables.com/id/Nerf-Vulcan-Sentry-Gun/

E temos mais 7 e tal coisas para fazerem, ou repararem, com o Oogoo, cortesia do nosso amigo mikey77, de Borrachas de apagar, a um líquido para fixar porcas, que permite que o removam quando necessário:

7 Things To Fix Or Do With Oogoo

mikey77

 

Silicone caulk be hacked into all kinds of useful things. This adhesive has the unique qualities of sticking well to some things and not others. This makes it easy to cast into many shapes. If you add corn starch, it can be cast or formed or glued into shapes of any thickness and it can set up within an hour. I call this mix Oogoo.

This instructable shows how to fix or make seven things:

Step 2- Make heavy duty rubber bands

Step 3- Make your own custom erasers

Step 4- Make a wallet pen

Step 5- Make a hot pot gripper

Step 6- Fix a broken bucket handle

Step 7- Make liquid tape to insulate splices

Step 8- Make a thread locker for nuts and bolts

http://www.instructables.com/id/7-Things-To-Fix-Or-Do-With-Oogoo/

Eis mais algo para animar míudos e graúdos, Malta! Uma Aranha Mecânica completamente realista, e dum Site, onde há muito mais, inclusive uma versão mais económica, acessórios, e uma data de Kits!

 

T8 the Bio Inspired 3D Printed Spider Octopod Robot

T8 is a wirelessly controlled bio-inspired octopod robot made with high resolution 3D printed parts. It uses a total of 26 motors: 3 in each leg and 2 in the abdomen. It is powered by the Bigfoot™ Inverse Kinematics Engine which performs all of the necessary calculations for smoothly controlling the motions of the robot in real time

http://www.robugtix.com/

 

 

O nosso amigo Rob Ives oferece-nos agora este acessório, para ouvirem a vossa Música, com um Altifalante como os os Gramofones, juntando o assim o Moderno e o Antigo:

 

Phono Horn. Free Sound Dock for your Smart Phone to Download and Make.

Phono-Horn. A paper sound dock for your smart phone! Play your phone through the Phono Horn and the sound output is richer and clearer with improved bass response. There are two base templates included, one for iPhone 4S and one for Samsung Galaxy S2 and S4. It should be easy to adapt the kit to suit most phones. It is simply a matter of ensuring that the loudspeaker on the phone is positioned over the horn inlet hole.

http://www.robives.com/blog/phonohorn

E o que é um Arducóptero?

É um Hexacóptero que vocês podem controlar com os vossos SmartPhones, e ainda por cima, este Instructable vem com todos os detalhes possíveis, por isso, mãos à obra!

Building UP an ArduCopter!

husamwadi

Today's guide will be about building an Arducopter, or otherwise known by the locals as "Flying Hedge Trimmer".


My greatest problem with the world of  RC and hobbyists is that there never is a complete guide on doing ANYTHING!

The experience of learning how to build a hexacopter from no knowledge is basically a big scavenger hunt for information. There was always bits and pieces, but never a complete guide for the build log, hardware, AND SOFTWARE (99% of the build).

I'm here to change that issue, so hopefully I can enlighten Instructables with a COMPLETE guide on building a Arducopter!

http://www.instructables.com/id/The-Almost-Complete-Guide-to-Building-an-ArduCopte/

Solidworks 3D em Video, uma forja duma lata de Sopa, e rebuçado que muda de sabor!

Se querem ver um Vídeo sobre os Fundamentos do Design em Solidworks, vão a este Link, da Traceparts, e carreguem na imagem:

http://www.traceparts.com/news/newsletters/TraceParts-newsletter.asp?idfile=76row

E que tal uma Forja, duma Lata de Sopa? Eis um Instructable que vos mostra como o fazer:

How to Make a Soup Can Forge 

NightHawkInLight

The above video details the process I used to create a simple and inexpensive propane forge from commonly available materials. In the video below this forge is put to use for the first time making a small fixed blade knife.

http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-a-Soup-Can-Forge/

 

E algo de inédito, Doces... Que mudam de sabor!

Uma ideia bacana da nossa amiga BritttLiv, que podem experimentar neste Instructable:

Taste Changing Candy 

BrittLiv

In this instructable I am going to show you, how to make candy, that will change your sensation of taste. This candy will start tasting sour at first and then gets a more sweet and cherry like flavour. The interesting part about it is, that your senses are tricked into believing, that the candy changes its flavour, even though it actually doesn't. It blocks out the taste bud receptors which are responsible for sour, bitter and acidic flavours.

You might have heard of the protein miraculin (wikipedia). It is a natural sugar substitute which can be found in the miracle berry and causes sour fruit to taste sweet. Its plant is difficult to grow and so the easiest way to get the protein is in the form of tablets. For its effect to take place it has to stay in contact with the tongue for as long as possible. Therefore the tablet has to slowly melt on the tongue and should be rolled around to get the best result. So I figured that there should be a better way to ensure that the protein stays in contact with the tongue for as long as possible without having the annoying corn starch taste in the mouth. The result is this candy.

http://www.instructables.com/id/Taste-Changing-Candy/