RSSEdwin Wise
Edwin is a software engineer with 25 years' experience. He develops software during the day and explores the edges of mad science at night. He can be found at simreal.com.Author of these Magazine Articles
Chladni Plate
Make sound visible with this vibrating setup.
From MAKE:
16: Spy Tech page 122
Vortex Cannons
These three cannons can throw chunks of air in the form of smoke rings across a room.
From MAKE:
15: Music page 114
Tie-Die Topology
Learn how to plan your spirals and swirls when dyeing your favorite Ts.
In
DIY: Wear It
from
CRAFT:
06: Play page 128
Boom Stick
Build a PVC air cannon that delivers maximum bang for the buck.
From MAKE:
13: Magic page 114
Flying Crank Ghost
This classic animatronic prop is de rigueur for any serious haunter.
From MAKE:
halloween2007: Halloween page 104
Hot Glue Web Gun
Make a spider web shooter that'll surely spread the creeps.
From MAKE:
halloween2007: Halloween page 115
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Chladni Plate
Make sound visible with this vibrating setup.
From MAKE:
16: Spy Tech page 122
Tie-Die Topology
Learn how to plan your spirals and swirls when dyeing your favorite Ts.
In
DIY: Wear It
from
CRAFT:
06: Play page 128
Boom Stick
Build a PVC air cannon that delivers maximum bang for the buck.
From MAKE:
13: Magic page 114
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