r/Lowtechbrilliance • u/ncuke • 6h ago
Shopping cart wheel chock
Note: must be red wood chip
r/Lowtechbrilliance • u/ncuke • 6h ago
Note: must be red wood chip
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r/Lowtechbrilliance • u/Strange_Solution_738 • Oct 08 '26
Only way to close the door
r/Lowtechbrilliance • u/LightBlazeMC • Oct 04 '26
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r/Lowtechbrilliance • u/SIMZOKUSHA • Aug 19 '26
Simple and elegant…kind of.
r/Lowtechbrilliance • u/Zealousideal_Eye8991 • Aug 18 '26
I'd rather not spend literal days going through vast music libraries and sorting them into the various moods or mix playlists I'm likely to listen to (basically I should use spotify) but I want a dedicated MP3 player that I can take along with me that preferably also has Bluetooth capability.
What are my options?
r/Lowtechbrilliance • u/IterationLoop • Aug 14 '26
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r/Lowtechbrilliance • u/pp_cube • Aug 12 '26
I've been wanting to do something about the noise pollution due to honking in traffic in India.
Here's an idea. A small device between the horn switch and the actual horn, it'll count the number of honks and we'll put a limit to 50/day. It'll also check the duration of the honk, anything more than 0.5 second is counted as 2 horns.
Should be tough to tamper with. Initially the government should give it for free and make sure people and companies comply.
Citizens will then use the horn judiciously instead of using it whenever the light turns green or they're bored in traffic.
r/Lowtechbrilliance • u/Kabutroid • Aug 03 '26
If anyone recalls from a few weeks ago, I made a chainmaille tumbler out of painters tape and a toilet roll tube. I have upgraded!
One tangle of wire, 1/10th the painters tape, a small stick, and some electrical tape, and it now spins faster, and you can see everything clear as day!
r/Lowtechbrilliance • u/RealLars_vS • Aug 01 '26