Make Your Own USB Typewriter For Fun And Profit

Monday, August 30th, 2010

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Wanna get some good lulz around the office? Convert your parent’s old typewriter into a USB keyboard. That and the ol’ stapler in a Jell-O mold prank.

This isn’t a late-night project. It takes a good amount of soldering and overall know-how. Plus, a few parts you probably don’t have laying around. But it really doesn’t look that hard as long as you’re the slow and steady type. The instructables guide takes you through step by step and the results speak for themselves. Really, the hardest part might be acquiring the old typewriter. [instructables via hack-a-day]

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