By Unknown
not a kludge
By Amstrad
From the submitter:
While I appreciate the skill displayed in the other booklamps produced, I feel they lack a certain kludge factor. I think I've achieved that here. Plus, no books were harmed in the making of this lamp!
By Unknown
Joseph Hersher is a Rube Goldberg specialist from Brooklyn. His newest invention gives no heed to broken glass, laptop integrity or the comfort of Hamsters. One of the best complex devices I've seen.
By Unknown
Last week I issued a challenge to design a book lamp like boutique ones made by Typewriter Boneyard but for a fraction of the cost. Lo and behold, user Richard made a beauty. Using three used books and light fitting parts found at a DIY store, he built this model with two hours of spare time and less than £15. A tip of the hat to you sir for putting together such
Via Instructables
Instructables user dhouggy wanted to ride his bike indoors but didn't want to pay hundreds of dollars for a trainer or professionally-made roller. So with a couple 2x4s and some PVC pipe he was able to craft this working homemade model for just $50.
By Unknown
The English really aren't known for their avant-garde art.
~NSHA
By Unknown
When going through tunnels, seeing a light at the end isn't such a relief.
~NSHA
Via Etsy
Etsy merchant Stella Bleu Designs uses vintage looking pipes to create beautiful looking bookshelves. Perfect for a steampunk home (preferably with lots of studs).
