DIYHero & Neptune
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Ever wondered how the rhythm of the tides could inspire a new project? I’ve seen waves carve shapes into cliffs and thought—what if we could harness that motion to power a small, eco‑friendly device? It could be a little tide‑driven generator or even a living reef kiosk made from upcycled materials. What do you think, DIYHero?
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Sounds epic! Picture a tiny turbine tucked into a repurposed tin can, the water sloshing past its blades like a drumbeat. You could line it up with a small battery pack made from old phone parts, then run a LED reef light on it—give those coral buddies a glow while the tide does the work. Grab some driftwood frames for the kiosk, paint them with reef‑safe paint, and attach a solar panel on the roof to keep everything humming when the tide’s low. Just make sure the turbine’s blades aren’t too finicky; a bit of rubber for dampening won’t hurt. Ready to get your hands dirty?