More from Today I’m toying with
The first device with a Frore AirJet will go on sale later this year. You can read more about it in my full story.
The files are free, and you can find additional printing tips here — all thanks to John at 3Dprintingworld. You can buy him a beer at his Patreon.
“You deserve more than the Nintendo Switch’s drift-prone analog sticks. Gulikit’s Hall Effect replacement sticks are the answer. Why not add an awesome transparent shell while you’re at it?” my shoulder devil whispered to me.
Itty-bitty wires make the task way harder than it sounds — but I don’t regret listening!
The Dockcase Explorer Edition is the coolest-looking M.2 enclosure money can buy. A little half-baked, though. If you’re a transparent gadget connoisseur, this see-through USB-C hub is also on the way.
The Chargeasap Zeus nearly does it all: 140W for your MBP, nearly 100W for a second PC, plus two more ports for my Steam Deck or phone (though they drag the wattage down). All that in a single GaN power brick with two-way folding prongs — the better to stay in your wall — and a built-in meter. Is it perfect? Nope! Also be sure to read our crowdfunding disclosure.
No batteries to install, no cables to plug in: so how does this vintage camera eject its film? Look inside to find out.
See inside a classic Polaroid, PalmPilot, and more.
I told you about the Bricklink Designer Program in January, but this weekend is your last. February 28th is the deadline to submit your design to be judged by peers and by Lego. You can make tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars if your design is one of the five winners.
I wish it had a beginner price to match