Best DIY iPad projects you can try at home

Matt Silver, a computer geek from Northern California, has proposed this amazing iPad DIY project. Silver used an abandoned composition notebook and a piece of non-slip rug padding to create this camouflage iPad case. It is one of the coolest cases ever made and is a low-cost and recycled project. The case can secure your iPad from dust and even from thieves. The folded camouflage case looks just like an old notebook so no thief will even think of making away with your precious gadget.

You can create this wooden dock for your iPad in only half an hour. You just need to have a piece of wood, a saw and a chisel to produce this cool functional dock. The maximum cost of the wooden dock is below $5. What you need to do is to make an opening in one end of the timber that should fit in the edge of your iPad. The brains behind this dock comes from three designers - Simon Blazer, Martijn Aslander and David Rudolph.

Develop an elegant stylus for your iPad. According to Instructables.com, you need spend just less than $20 to create this amazing stylus. The components required are a mini aluminum tripod or an aluminum pen, a pack of Crayola model magic clay, a roll of electrical tape and a pair of scissors. Fill the magic clay into the aluminum pen leaving a 1/3-inch tip outside. Use the tape to stiffen the clay and do some finishing on the tip.

A business card holder can have more than one use. New York Time’s Multimedia Editor, Andrew Devigal, has discovered the iPad stand utility of a business card holder. And you needn't do anything at all! Just get a business card holder and place it as a stand for your iPad. The U-shaped plastic card will support both the landscape and portrait modes of an iPad. Resting the tablet PC on the card, you can watch films and listen to music. The entire cost of the DIY iPad project will not exceed more than $0.69.