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more about #sundial En0s1: Give me some holiday food and a few rounds Bailey's and you won't need to worry about me taking on a DIY that requires more than 2 minutes of thought.... more » AmishJohn: You know what hurts my eyes? The flippin' Highway Hazard Orange color scheme on the main page. Quite a coincidence that the day after Giz reports tha... more » Kaiser-Machead: I can't make any promises, but short attention span should be your ally. more » admoseremic: 1. Cut a hole in a box 2. Put a clock in your box 3. Shine some lights in your box and that's the way you do it more » Nick: ATTENTION: Clock only works at night. more » OMG! Ponies!: So then the "12", "3", "6", and "9" tell you how many blotters of acid to drop? more » A Snake a Snake... OH it's a Snake!: As long as they are more reliable than LED xmas lights. I'm guessing if one goes out, that messes up the entire clock. more » bosskev: Wife: Honey, what time is it? Husband: It's...uh...green past blue. Goin' on red. more » Monty: It is as if a truck carrying paint for a gay pride parade slammed into a giant sundial -- the result is awe inspiring, beautiful, and brings an elemen... more » -
#watches
Spirit Level / Sundial / Compass Watch Hurts My Eyes And Your Street Cred
No matter how bored you are these holidays, or how high/drunk from all the snaffling and quaffing of mince pies and Baileys, please don't make this snow dome sundial/compass/spirit level watch. Promise me? [Instructables] -
#diy
Brilliant Bulbdial Clock Becomes a Reality
Last year David Friedman from Ironic Sans conceptualized a Bulbdial clock that works like a sundial, only with LEDs. The guys at Evil Mad Scientist have gone a step further and made the clock a reality. More » -
#gadgets
Bulbdial Clock Sundial Concept Makes a Lot of Sense
David from Ironic Sans came up with this Bulbdial clock, a marriage of lamps and sundials that makes an incredible amount of sense to us. It's not real in the sense that your mortgage is real, but it is a nice design that takes the best of electricity and the best of shadows and makes something we'd definitely buy. The only problem is that it doesn't work in direct sunlight, which kinda makes this the complete opposite of a sundial. [Ironic Sans via MAKE]
