We have seen lots of cool DIY projects here at geeky gadgets, the latest one has to be one of the most inventive we have seen, the DIY Eggshell Speakers.
These fun DIY Eggshell Speakers were made by Flickr user Gomhi, i bet it took a serious amount of time to make these, I wonder if he broke a few eggshells attempting to make them.
We have seen quite a few homemade laptop stands here on geeky gadgets, the latest one, the Laptop Bubble Stand is simple yet stylish.
The Laptop Bubble Stand is made using a sheet of acrylic which is bent into shape using a heat gun, and then the holes in the base are cut using a laser cutter.
The guys over at Instructables have put together a handy guide, which will show you how to make your very own DIY Solar iPhone Charger.
What you will need to make your own solar iPhone charger is, a MintyBoost kit, a solar cell, some Velcro, scissors, a soldering iron and a rechargeable lithium polymer battery.
Fancy something a little different for your geeky apartment? Then why not make one of these cool RGB coffee table’s.
This funky DIY RGB Coffee Table was made using a 9 x 9 array of 81 Arduino controlled ShiftBrite LED, and an Ikea coffee table.
Headphones are annoying, they always get tangled up when not in use, well now you can make one of these fun Earbud Owl organizers to keep them in check.
This fun headphones organizer was made by John Park using an Epilog Zing laser, it certainly looks like a great way to keep your headphones organised,
Check out this fun Star Trek iPhone case by AndyC, the simplest mods are always the coolest.
Fancy making your own pinhole camera? then check out this fun DIY Pinhole Camera Kit.
The kit comes with everything you need to make a DIY Pinhole Camera Kit, just add some 35mm film and you are ready to take pictures.
Check out this fun Steampunk Segway, called the Legway.
If you have always fancied a Segway, but didn’t want to shell out a load of cash for one, you can now make this cheap DIY alternative, although it will require some effort for you to use it, as it doesn’t come with any batteries, just pedals.
Fancy something a little different to connect all your USB gadgets to, then check out this fun SNES USB Hub.
The guys over at Instructables created this fun USB hub, using an SNES cartridge and a standard $10 USB hub, very cool!.
Most of our readers will remember the cool Apple Logo LCD Mod, that we featured on geeky gadgets last month, well now you can make your own, thanks to the handy instructions provided by the original modder, Eddie Zarrick.
Check out this cool homemade Midi instrument, which was made by Mike Cook, the The Arduinocaster.
The The Arduinocaster uses an Arduino microprocessor, together with some motion and touch sensitive controls, check out the video of it in action below.
Bored at work? why not make one of these fun Mario Kart’s made from paper clips and a few other office supplies.
This fun paper clip Mario Kart was made by Kody Koala, when he was bored at work one day, using some paper clips, coins and some other stuff he had lying around at work.
