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Andrew Lewis is a keen artificer and computer scientist with special interests in 3D scanning, algorithmics, and open source software.Author of these Magazine Articles
This object will self-destruct...
Create objects that melt into uselessness at your command.
From MAKE:
16: Spy Tech page 76
USBattery
Hide a secret flash drive in an innocent AA cell.
From MAKE:
16: Spy Tech page 80
Checkmate, Mr. Bond!
Unlock a secret compartment with magnetic chess pieces.
From MAKE:
16: Spy Tech page 84
The Amazing Seebeck Generator
With no moving parts, this simple
energy-recycling generator scavenges waste heat from a candle and turns
it into usable electricity.
From MAKE:
15: Music page 122
Tin Can Copper Tan
Copper-coat a tin can, turning it into an aesthetically pleasing, reusable container.
In
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from MAKE:
13: Magic page 58
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This object will self-destruct...
Create objects that melt into uselessness at your command.
From MAKE:
16: Spy Tech page 76
USBattery
Hide a secret flash drive in an innocent AA cell.
From MAKE:
16: Spy Tech page 80
Checkmate, Mr. Bond!
Unlock a secret compartment with magnetic chess pieces.
From MAKE:
16: Spy Tech page 84
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