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Modified IKEA Tertial Lamp MkII
Okay, judging from the lukewarm response I got for my first attempt, I have decided to do a ‘new & improved’ version of IKEA’s Tertial lamp. I have 3 of these in the office and ...
DIY Sous Vide Immersion Cooker on the cheap
Ok, half-truth there, not that cheap. Inspired by this article ‘$75 Sous Vide Immersion Cooker‘ from Make: Magazine. I set out to create my own for US$75, which works out to be about S$100… not ...
Hello, Goodbye…
We’ve only moved into the suburbs for about a year and now we’re moving back to the city.
The original Xbox XBMC
My fascination with HTPCs led me naturally to the XBMC project. A project that originated from the first generation XBOX where modders hacked the console to run as a media centre. A picture of my ...
Hacked IKEA Tertial lamp
I have always wanted a slick LED lamp, but the costs always seemed too high. For my Dad’s upcoming birthday, I decided to make him a specialised table lamp. One that ran an array of ...
The Lasercut experiment
I found this cool little setup called Plixo in Singapore. These guys have a lasercutting machine in their factory and I immediately dreamt up a couple of cool things to make. I have always admired ...
My Mini ITX in a DVD player
I have always been fascinated with the HTPC or the Home Theatre PC. This is basically a personal computer that hooks up to your TV and plays any media that you have. These days, the ...