advertisement 04-23-2014 IMPACT How To Make A Working Cell Phone Out Of Cardboard With $200 in parts and some soldering skill, anyone can build what may be the world’s first DIY cell phone.

A cardboard plotter designed and built by Niklas Roy. If life depended on explaining what’s going on inside of a computer at a fundamental material level, most of us would be screwed.

And in 1967, the manual How to Build a Working Digital Computer — a book that explains just how to build a computer out of paper clips—came out. Okay, so you need more than just paper clips.

Discover the creative process of crafting a functional microphone from simple cardboard materials in our latest DIY tutorial!

The coronavirus lockdown gave Adrian Chua, founder of Singapore-based Paper Carpenter, the idea for his latest product – a DIY, eco-friendly desk called the Poppi.