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Hey Guys! This CD is dedicated to homemade inventions.
As a computer lover I’ve created mostly things related to computers, for example, during the summer I prefer to remove the case of my computer , and take the motherboard with all the parts out, in the past I created a motherboard holder using only glass,tape, and paper clips.
That project took me a few days, too bad that I can't share photos here, because I did that a long time ago.Now you’re thinking why I did that? I’ll let you to find the answer 
Some of cool homemade inventions that i found on the internet...
#1 Wifi Antenna - Created using only a simple can
#2 Air Conditioner - Created using, one bucket, fan, three pipes and ice which is inside of the bucket.
#3 Motherboard Holder - My Motherboard holder was not exactly like this of course, but yeah they both have the same function.
#4 Pasta Cooler - Hot pasta it's not a problem anymore
#5 Video Projector - You can create your own video projector, with only 3 things : One box, magnifying glass and using your cellphone screen as the video source. (I've done this before, and yeah it works perfect)
Have you ever created or invented something from your home without spending anything , or spending less? If yes, please share your experience...
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He made all the company piling machines, drilling machines and off shore drilling platforms. 
Oh my gosh I just LOVE the pasta cooler! That is way cool and so creative, not to mention oh so practical!
This post reminds me of my grandpa and my father. My grandpa was always tinkering around in his garage making things. He always had some cool little gadget that he made in his office and his home. My grandpa actually made a speed boat from scratch in his garage because he couldn't afford to buy one of his own. Ok not exactly an invention but way cool. I learned how to water ski on that boat, with hand made water skis too of course!
My father is also someone that can make really cool things. He is a geotechnical engineer and makes from scratch loads of things, well now he doesn't make it himself anymore he designs and hands the designs over to his workshop :) He made all the company piling machines, drilling machines and off shore drilling platforms.
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Beverly
We did not have TV so this was a lot of fun! He used that contraption to broadcast photos onto the wall and sketch them down onto canvas - as he was an artist/painter. He was able to achieve very realistic/lifelike images on his paintings by using this homemade device. I am sure there is a paid piece of technology that would do the same now, but I have such fond memories of this one.
P.S. I can't wait to see homemade machines and contraptions from others - homecooked ingenuity is the best! These are so amazing! Once when I was a little girl, my dad created a movie projector type contraption with a box, a big lightbulb and a magnifying glass - probably similar to the movie projector shown there. And, you could put a book or picture somehow into it and it would shine it onto the wall like big screen. Me and my brothers would put book pages and shine them onto the wall. :D We did not have TV so this was a lot of fun! He used that contraption to broadcast photos onto the wall and sketch them down onto canvas - as he was an artist/painter. He was able to achieve very realistic/lifelike images on his paintings by using this homemade device. I am sure there is a paid piece of technology that would do the same now, but I have such fond memories of this one. :) P.S. I can't wait to see homemade machines and contraptions from others - homecooked ingenuity is the best!
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