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Everyone loves funky goggles and the Adafruit Neopixel rings are perfect for building a flashy pair. To kick it up a notch, we STEAMed up these goggles with some high tech sensors and a bit of applied math and physics. The goggles are controlled by a Flora microcontroller with a LSM303 accelerometer/
Step 1: Parts List. Here's what you'll need to make these goggles: baseball. two Gatorade lids. hem from jeans. thin clear plastic. black and metallic spray paint. needle and thread. utility knife. Gorilla glue or comparable adhesive. hot glue gun. Step 2: Cut Open the Baseball. Take the utility knife and cut along the sew line on the baseball.
23 Δεκ 2021 · In this tutorial I’ll show you how to make a pair of cheap and easy DIY steampunk goggles. These are made out of cardboard, so they’re perfect for any budget. MATERIALS USED. Goggle template (available for free in my patterns vault) Thin cardboard (such as cereal box cardboard) Pencil. Scissors.
Step 1: The Bulky Part. Gotta get your goggle foundation, and the easiest way is a pair already made up that can be modded without too much work. What you need: --Goggles. I got a 2 pack of welding goggles from my favorite single-use tool store, but any inexpensive goggles can work. --Gold or brass spraypaint.
Steampunk goggles: the perfect gift for any occasion — birthdays, holidays, whatever. A simple present that says, I care enough to protect your eyes from gas explosions, zombie claws, and wayward automatons. Or maybe you want a pair for your steampunk costume–that’s certainly why I set out to
Today, I’m going to show you how to make Steampunk Goggles! These goggles will pair nicely with just about any steampunk outfit, but I made them specifically to go with my upcoming Jetpack Aviator series of patterns.
In this Tutorial we will learn how to make the Legendary SteamPunk Goggles that change colors. If you haven't yet please check out my first SteamPunk Goggles tutorial. Watch the video!
