DIY design has taken the design world by storm! Especially when COVID-19 restricts us to our homes, building things purely with our hands, putting our sweat and courage into them, and watching the design whizzing past our eyes has become a new pastime for many of us. But these DIY designs are not just ordinary products made from discarded water bottles and paper! These innovative, complex and powerful product designs can meet our various needs, and they are also very simple to assemble. This is the best of both worlds. From sustainable helmets made of mushrooms to DIY wooden bicycles-each of these exquisite designs will keep your creativity flowing, your hands will move, and will definitely add some value to your life. Which of these unique DIY designs would you try to make at home? !
This mushroom helmet will grow on you as it grows. Yes, please read carefully: this mushroom helmet will grow on you as it grows. "What do you mean?!" You said, and I assure you that there is nothing wrong with this sentence, there is an explanation. Grow It Yourself Helmet is a sustainable product made from mycelium, which is the nutrient part of the fungus. Mycelium is a densely woven filamentous hyphae into a large branch-like network, making it a strong and sustainable material. The filament network is a natural binder, and they can also self-adhere to the surface on which they grow. The whole process is based on biological elements that help to recycle waste. The process of making this helmet also allows children to participate in a meaningful activity, teaching them sustainability and safety.
This bicycle made of plywood aims to make more people pay attention to sustainability. This open source design is called "Openbike". Although bicycles made of plywood have obvious problems, it is still an economical and lightweight for those who want to save budget but are environmentally conscious. substitute. This multidisciplinary Spanish design studio hopes to reduce carbon emissions in cities by providing people with technology, which is why they made Openbike so that anyone in the world can download and produce files.
Using a transparent frame of pillars and beams fixed in place by magnets, MagnetCube provides you with the pleasure of building first and then playing. The cube format is suitable for two different games-a multiplayer game called CubeClimbers, or a roller coaster building game called Liftpack. CubeClimbers is about ascent. It first builds a pixelated mountain with steep ascents and descents by splicing cubes together to build a tall, multi-layered structure. Then the mountain is explored by small plastic climbers, who climb or fall according to the result of the rolling of the dice.
Reza Baluchi ran from Los Angeles to New York City twice, ran around the United States twice, and ran a total of 11,720 miles along the way. With all this, he walked across the Atlantic from St. Augustine, Florida to New York City, not on a boat, but in a DIY floating bubble, which seemed easy. If his trek hadn't been shortened about 30 miles south of the launch site, this floating bubble called a "waterfoot" would float all the way to the shoreline of the Hudson River. Mr. Baloch, a former professional cyclist, said he hopes to use his attention during the journey to raise funds to help the homeless and other charities. He said that over the years, after performing similar stunts on the water, he received confused responses from the Coast Guard.
The kit is packaged in an impressive aluminum briefcase, which contains everything you need to turn your unique technical idea into reality. The upper part of the briefcase is equipped with Royole’s third-generation Cicada Wing 7.8-inch fully flexible touch screen, while the lower part of the briefcase contains a development motherboard running Android 10 and an HDMI adapter (just in case you want to connect your Flexible displays to existing computers, such as Raspberry Pi, smartphones, laptops or any other gadgets), and a bunch of power cords.
DIY Perks DIY expert Matt Perks used his breathing PC to create a new height, keeping the high-performance GPU and CPU cool through unprecedented ventilation. This towering PC rig is not compact at all, because the breathable part is located at the bottom and the PC components are placed above it. The magic of breathing back and forth is achieved through magnets and reinforced acrylic plates. Using acrylic bellows, vents and water rings-this innovation can cool one of the best graphics cards and the best gaming CPUs on the market, the RTX 3080 and AMD Ryzen 9 5950X. This system causes cold air to be pushed to the powerful components and through the radiator, thereby keeping the system cool. All the hot air is pushed out from the top to prevent it from circulating inside.
Ironically, the artist from San Diego used this hard material to turn them into huge wooden sculptures with soft ripples and folds. Nuge's process starts by drawing the ripples, then cutting the wood, and then smoothing it until you have this flowing piece of wood, which immediately provides visual calmness to your interior. In Nuge’s own words, “The art I create today is essentially a rebellion against my architectural background. I created organic forms with wood, which contrasted sharply with the rigid lines and rigid nature of the building. My work is It’s about flow, energy and relationships. It’s because of these elements that I attach great importance to creating everything by hand."
Ever heard of a DIY home office in a box? ! Yes, neither do I. But OPEN SOHKO DESIGN and NOSIGNER designed this in the form of "Re-SOHKO TRANSFORM BOX". The transform box is a space-saving platform that can transform many things, mainly your own manufacturing office, just unfold it! Not only can it be used as a work area with a table for you to use your laptop for work, but it can also be used as a workbench where you can build all kinds of things! Equipped with beautiful storage space for your tools and other supplies, you can set up Re-SOHKO TRANSFORM BOX anywhere and complete some hands-on work. When folded, the box is about the size of a standard delivery tray, so it is very easy to move. Not to mention that you can build a portable workspace yourself!
Matt of DIY Perks is back again, he brought another customized hacker, you can build it in the comfort of your own home. This time, the handyman YouTuber designed and built a wooden box carved on the base plate for his new PS5, and DIY Perks punched holes where the rest of the PS5 components fit. Next, DIY Perks installs the fan of the system on the carbon fiber bottom plate, and covers the fan with a grille to prevent anything from being caught by the fan blades. The fan is divided into two halves, sucking in air from both sides, allowing the air sucked in from the radiator to be discharged through the carved holes on the carbon fiber substrate. In order to direct the airflow from the radiator to the fan, DIY Perks used foam bars, which are clues obtained from Sony. After the internal system was firmly fixed to the new carbon fiber base plate, DIY Perks set out to process the American walnut shell of the system. DIY Perks uses Japanese saw blades to carve angled edges on walnut wood to form a cube frame.
When the dismantling expert iFixit set out to open the latest Apple accessories-which became all the news-they decided to drill holes in the AirTag itself. To get it ready for the key chain, just like a game, they used a 1/16-inch drill to carefully drill a hole in the top of the tracker. Surprisingly, AirTag survived without any functional malnutrition after the drill. Even the sound profile hasn't changed much, so the accessory is as good as it works out of the box. Yes, it now has a keychain hole! iFixit demonstrates how to precisely drill holes between the notches on the circuit board to avoid puncturing any circuits and rendering the tracker unusable
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