Chumby Guts Turn Anything Into a Chumby

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If you love the oh-so-adorable Chumby as well as some DIY, then the Chumby Guts kit is perfect for you. You can build your own crazy Chumby, but just don't cry over the brutal product name.Chumby Guts are available for $139 and include everything you[...]

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Pokemon 5th gen Breeding

post from Daily DIY on 20 November 2009 12:47:20 AM. © Daily DIY

On pokemon Dimond, Pearl, and Platinum you can easily create free eggs of some of? your favorite pokemon. Here i will take you step by step on making multipe pokemon eggs. You Need To make eggs you need:1) Pokemon Platinum, Pearl, Diamond2) Nintendo[...]

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Chrome OS Virtual Machine Build Ready for Your
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post from Daily DIY on 20 November 2009 12:28:40 AM. © Daily DIY

If you're aching to try out Chrome OS after taking a glimpse earlier today, friendly power user Mark Renouf has compiled a VMware image of Chrome OS for testing out in your virtual machine environment.While Chrome OS is far from ready for the regular[...]

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A modular coffee-side table

I like this one from Andrew. It's simple, no doubt but it allows for many uses - working on your laptop at the sofa, eat (though unhealthy) while watching TV. Nice work.

"When I couldn't find any side tables I could hide out of the way by my sofa for use as laptop stands I decided to make them myself using a pair of Ekby Statlig 119x28 shelves. Each table was made from a single shelf by cutting 310mm lengths from each end for the top and bottom, leaving me with a 570mm piece for the back. I fixed it together using threaded rods held in place on the back pieces with epoxy and then nuts to clamp in place the top and bottom.

As a bonus when they're laid down they can also act like a coffee table on their own or could be flipped to support a larger top, glass maybe."