Tag: DIY

09Jan
The excess cable of the Homepod is well hidden

Homepod Mini cable too long – shorten or hide?

Since the cable of the Homepod Mini cannot be shortened very well, we only have the option of hiding the excess cable rolled up. For example, directly in a wooden base for the Homepod. A DIY project.
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28Oct
Galerieschild unter einem Acrylgemälde

Affordable name badges as gallery badges for paintings and collections

A few years ago I had the idea to put a kind of gallery sign on my pictures hanging in my flat. So visitors can recognize immediately what kind of pictures they are. Now it was not so easy to find a suitable supplier with the Google search "signs for pictures". I went on the search for an appropriate solution and found a producer of name badges.

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25Nov
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How to: The IT-Departments advent wreath

A few years ago I came across an Advent wreath made of old RAM bars on 9gag. I found the idea quite nice, the implementation was rather moderately detailed. Reason enough to take matters into your own hands.

 

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