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Welcome Colbert Nation!
Check out Mark's appearance on the Colbert Report
Thank you for checking out MAKE's Mark Frauenfelder on The Colbert Report. Knowing what a naturally curious lot the Colbert Nation is, we sort of expected to see you show up at our front door. And so ... to whet your appetite further, we've assembled some free samples of DIY projects from the pages of MAKE magazine. And for those of you who want to know more about the kits mentioned on the show, check them out at store.makezine.com.
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Sample projects. First ones are free.
Here's a sampling of projects from the pages of MAKE magazine.
Mousey Lives! Make a Frankenmouse Transform a mild-mannered computer mouse into a rolling robot.
Make a Cigar Box into a Guitar with a cigar box, twine, wood, screws, bolts.
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