how to use a kindle fire for digital painting

I got 1' (appx) wide and 7mm(appx) thick. They are usually made of Teak wood and comes under various size and thickness. In my city, I have heard woodworkers referring them as 'rips' which I think is a slang, not an actual word. I do not know what these sticks are called but they are used to cover the edges of plywood, used in wooden windows and to improve aesthetics of wooden furniture. Some wooden sticks ( sanded smooth using 320 grit Sandpaper): Okay.Amazon Kindle Fire 1st Gen or any other old/new tablet.To make this stylish wooden digital photo frame, you would need the following items: I am not a professional woodworker but I do love to play around with wood whenever I get my hands on it.Īlthough this instructable is titled 'How to turn your old Kindle Fire tablet to a Wooden Digital Photo Frame' you can use this approach to turn any tablet old/new to a digital photo frame. I have tired my best to explain every single detail for you. This project is so simple that it only requires some basic tools & items and the best part is that you do not need to know a lot about woodworking (yes, we will make a classy wooden digital photo frame). I already had the material to built a digital photo frame.8GB in-built memory to store a lot of photographs.Simple interface, perfect for everyday users.Isn't that obvious? ) But this is where I got inspired to turn my old kindle fire into a digital photo frame and that too for some very good reasons: I was jealous because he gets to travel abroad so much for his job. Two days back, I visited an old friend's place and saw an expensive Digital photo frame in his living room flaunting photographs of his countless foreign trips to various countries.

Few days back I wanted to sell this model but having realized that all I could bargain for are peanuts I decided to keep it for playing Fruit Ninja (still love it). I bought an Amazon Kindle Fire (1st Gen) tablet in 2012 and before I could use it fully a new version came up and so on. A larger population has no idea what to do with their old gadgets other than re-selling it and that included myself before I came up with this instructable.

How to use a kindle fire for digital painting