interesting dyi site.

[Fleaman]

http://www.instructables.com/

have only been on it for a 1/ hour but there is tons of stuff available.

[bobble]

yeah, i read it all the time. its entertaining.

there are some pretty lame instructables like making an omlette or making a paper clip shooter but there are some that are pretty cool.

i just subscribed to make magazine. make and instructables are linked to each other. look for make in the magazine rack. its not cheap but its good. this month's issue there's suppose to be an article on building skis.

[Derf]

I don't read it much, but I like DIY stuff. I am rather limited by the amount of room to work it here in my small appartment. Next in line for me is an Aux Line In (for mp3 player and such) for the stock radio in my 2000 Mazda Protegé. I saw some instructions this week and it seems quite simple.

[pebu]

For most vehicles there is a harness for adding a cd changer. You could either tap into the harness you have or buy that harness and just do a little wire clipping. It's probably harder removing the radio to get to the back of it than it is the actual modifying.

[Derf]

For most vehicles there is a harness for adding a cd changer. You could either tap into the harness you have or buy that harness and just do a little wire clipping. It's probably harder removing the radio to get to the back of it than it is the actual modifying.

My car already has a CD player, the mod is tapping in the optionnal tape player input. For those interested:

http://members.cox.net/zoomzoom/auxinmod.html

http://web.archive.org/web/20050413012642/http://nxmx5.com/aux_in.html

http://web.archive.org/web/20020109005244/http://www.grateful.net/miata/stereo/m2interface.html

The DYI I keep dreaming about is a DYI recumbent bike!