![]() | Build a Remote Control Deadbolt
Using some affordable home automation equipment, learn to build a simple remote control deadbolt. The system is actually incredibly simple using a solenoid and the X10 Keychain Kit (easy to use and under $12 on ebay) .  We... |
| | DIY Rotating Bookshelves, Staircases and Trap Doors
Man makes trap door bookshelf - And teaches you how! Ever seen those hidden bookshelves in the Munsters or Scooby Doo? Always wanted one of your own? Hell yeah! Well now you can with these fantastic projects that teach you how to make your own... |
![]() | Dorm Room RFID Lock Mechanism
Learn how to create your own RFID locking mechanism using the Parallax RFID module. If you're unfamiliar with RFID, don't miss our comprehensive RFID tutorial. The project uses the rather old school Basic Stamp instead of the Arduino... |
![]() | DIY Spy Gadgets: Build a Net Launching Gun
Learn to build a net shooting gun out of PVC pipe and compressed air capable of launching a 9.5' wide net.�� Instead of launching a single projectile like standard pneumatic guns it launches four corner weights which drag the... |
![]() | How to Use RFID to Protect your Beer, Valuables
This fantastic video demonstrates how to use RFID (radio frequency identification) to restrict access to your fridge, or any other location.� Basically, it only allows access to the safe (fridge) if your RFID tag has the proper... |
![]() | Super Secret Safe inside a Full Pop bottle
Using simple techniques, you can create a hidden safe inside what appears to be a full bottle of soda. Using two bottles, glue, and a bit of styrofoam, you too can easily recreate this simple project. An outstanding way to keep your goods safe. For... |
![]() | A Tiny Wireless Motion Sensor
I wanted to create a gadget for the super-spy in all of us. I'll say right up front - I know this device isn't useful in the everyday, law-abiding lifestyle we all practice during the day. But I made it anyway.
The idea was to put together a... |
![]() | Turn on your PC using Magnets
By using a reed switch (shown in the video above, you can turn on your computer by simply waving a magnet near the switch. Very easy to do, perhaps takes only 10 minutes. Great for computer security and hiding private... |












