Step-by-step instructions for crafting a versatile tripod using just one 2x4 piece of wood, suitable for supporting cameras, target practice setups, or bird feeders. Trump administration officials say ...

In a dog video that has gone viral on Instagram, a sweet little Corgi doubled up as a tripod to help record a dance. The hilarious clip quickly gained the internet’s attention, garnering millions of ...

Figure 1: The basic PVC pipe frame is 5.5 feet cubed. Need a small greenhouse? A DIY greenhouse made out of PVC might be just what you’re looking for. Learn how to build a PVC greenhouse using plastic ...

Keeping your camera stable is vital to getting good shots and quality video. That's why using tripod to keep your camera in place will greatly improve your shots immediately, even if you need to make ...

Folding tripod stools are a dime a dozen, but these mass-produced pieces of metal tubing with a plastic canvas seat are throwaway products with no soul. You can build your own stools that look great ...

It is my firm belief that every hunter and trapper should own and know how to use a fleshing beam. This imperative stems from another firm belief: that every hunter or trapper should know how to flesh ...

Now that summer is in full swing, air conditioners are a necessity — and one YouTuber is showing the world how to build one that operates using solar energy for under $50. A video from YouTuber ...

This article was taken from the November 2014 issue of WIRED magazine. Be the first to read WIRED's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by ...

This simple birdhouse provides all of that for the birds as well as a clean, modern design for you. This simple shed roof design accommodates chickadees, house wrens, nuthatches and other small birds.

Whether you've got shaky hands or want to leave your camera unattended for some time-lapse action, you don't need to spend money on a tripod to do it. Instructables user jawasan cleverly makes one out ...

I have an el cheapo tripod that I've re-purposed. I'm using it to hold a brass catcher (think butterfly net) when I go to the shooting range to catch my spent casings. With the tripod legs and neck ...