Diy microscope

Make a Cardboard Binocular Microscope: I have wanted to make a microscope out of cardboard for some time. So I decided to spend the best part of two days making a pair of cardboard binocular microscopes. Originally, I thought one would suffice but I wasn't satisfied with the results so w…

Microscope made from cardboard, masking tape, card stock, hot glue, and milk jug lids for support and thickness on the neck.

My husband recently cashed in some credit card rewards and got my sons a microscope. Before they really got into using it, I thought it would be fun to make our own so they could begin to understand how it works. Our simple recreation teaches the principles of light reflection, surface tension, and magnification. And it uses simple household objects you're likely to find in your recycle bin. Supplies Empty wide-mouthed glass jar with a smooth bottom Lid for the jar Nail Hammer Clear hard…

A laser cut microscope which was a part of my Paper Lab exhibit. BA (Hons) Art & Design (Interdisciplinary) Final Degree Show, Leeds College of Art. www.bevolee.co.uk Have a peek at my blog!

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When your budget is tight but you have a desire to teach your children about the microscope what do you do? You make your own homemade microscope slides!

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Learn how to see microbes with your phone, in this episode of Gross Science from NOVA. You will need a smartphone, a laser pointer, poster tack, a piece of white paper, clear plastic packaging, a flashlight, and some water from a puddle. Take the lens out of the laser pointer and place the poster tack around the lens of the phone. Then, attach the laser pointer lens to the camera on your phone, with the convex side facing outward, and smooth out the poster tack. Cut two small strips of…

Homemade basic microscope using cell phone camera and eye lens from telescope (You could use a lens from a small pocket laser too). Just drill a hole in a piece off wood for your lens, and add some adjustable screws for focusing.

STEM Educational Construction Toy.

The Community Microscope is a Do-It-Yourself kit that is not only a radically affordable microscope, but one which you build yourself from simple household parts. Like all Public Lab kits, it was designed through collaboration among our global community. Now we've launched a Kickstarter to recruit new collaborators. Its true

DIY Origami Microscope: I had always wanted to built a microscope since I was a kid . However, I lacked the knowledge and resources to do so at that time. It was years of trials and errors before I finally came out with my own homemade microscope. Therefore, as my first pr…

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