Mechanical iris v2.0 by NTT

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Okay so I found this great pattern and instructions from an old magazine and would love to share it with you all. MATERIALS 40cm x 92cm...

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Entry Deadline for the 2022 Instructables – Anything Goes Contest is February 7, 2022. For the second annual year we are pleased to announce the Anything Goes Contest! The Anything Goes Contest is a free-for-all and open to any project that you wish to enter. Categories include Circuits, Workshop, Craft, Cooking, Living, Outside and Teachers. In addition, even if you don’t come in on top, you will also have a chance to win one the twenty runner up prizes!

Today is the Entry Deadline for the 2023 Instructables – Wear It Contest is September 4, 2023. Welcome to the Wear It Contest, where fashion meets innovation! Show your blend of fashion, functionality, and imagination as you create awe-inspiring wearable art. Join us in celebrating the intersection of fashion, innovation, and personal expression in this exhilarating journey.

Entry Deadline for the 2023 Instructables – Clocks Contest is February 27, 2023. It’s a new year . . why not make a new clock to celebrate? Make a clock, any kind of clock! Document your project in an excellent Instructable and you could win. Grand Prize (1) – $500.00/Amazon Digital Gift Card

The Instructables Text Contest is a celebration of the beauty and creativity found in text, and letters! Find a way to show appreciation for text by incorporating it into your project, the more prominent, the better.

We love this spray paint organizer!  It's an easy DIY project from the Instructables

Best of Instructables: Retro Tech: Here at Instructables we love seeing old technology get new life! We've got nixie tube clocks, computer reproductions, upgrades to old cameras, custom arcade cabinets, and Raspberry Pi radios - all kinds of awesome instructables using and celebratin…

Macramé Stacking Rings tutorial from Instructables

Test Card Clown: Here's my take on Bubbles the Clown, first featured on Test Card F. I pretty much made up this project as I went along and I didn't take any photos as I was doing it so if you don't know the basics of sewing you might have trouble following this Ins…

I love the web site Instructables...DIY goodies for all types. The re-purposer...the robot geek and other geeks for that matter...and every so often they have something that works right here. Today it's tiles made from bottles. So cool I think I may try this later on over at my studio.

Scrapwood Creatures : 8 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables

Arduino Based Wireless (RF) Weather Station Network: In this DIY guide I will show you how to make your own wireless weather station! My communication protocol will allow you to have up to 10 sensor stations in your wireless network, but you can change and extend it up to 254 stations! The RF technol…

DIY ARDUINO BLUETOOTH CONTROLLED CAR :): Hello, Guys! In this instructable tutorial, I'm going to make an Arduino nano based smartphone (Bluetooth) controlled car. All we know that Arduino is an excellent prototyping platform, principally because it uses a friendly programming language and…

Here’s a tool to make your live DJ/VJ sets more interactive.

Discover how to properly prep your home and what supplies you'll need for the arrival of a new kitten into your family.

Automatic Smart Plant Pot - (DIY, 3D Printed, Arduino, Self Watering, Project): Hello, Sometimes when we go away from home for a few days or are really busy the house plants (unfairly) suffer because they are not watered when they need it. This is my solution. It's a Smart Plant Pot which includes: Inbuilt water reservoir. A …

How to Make a Beautiful Lizard From Simple Scrap Metal: I made a really cool looking lizard using scrap metal I had laying around the garage, and you can too. One of the best things is that you can make many substitutions to this and it will still look great! *look for the *asterisk* in some of the steps…