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Keith Hammond is copy chief of MAKE and CRAFT magazines. He fondly recalls reading Scientific American and experimenting with his first chemistry set as a kid in the 1970s.Author of these Magazine Articles
Great Balls of Fire!
Why old chemistry sets were better - and how to make your own today.
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Maker
from MAKE:
16: Spy Tech page 38
Strike Anywhere
Billy Gordon has made a gigantic, strike-anywhere match.
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Made on Earth
from MAKE:
15: Music page 24
Fire-Cooled Brew
New Zealander Simon Jansen (of Star Wars ASCIImation fame) fires up an absurd, jet engine-powered beer cooler.
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Made on Earth
from MAKE:
11: Alt Vehicles page 19
Ghoulbox
Our favorite tools, websites, and tips for Halloween, from Soundbugs to edible bugs, gross-out cakes to movable monsters.
From MAKE:
halloween2007: Halloween page 118
50-Point Bonus
High-brow art meets throwaway materials in David Mach's towering nude made of Scrabble tiles.
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Handmade
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CRAFT:
04: Costumes page 20
Handmade
Reports from the world of extreme crafting.
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Handmade
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CRAFT:
03: Japanese Influence page 14
Raygun Reverie
Paul Loughridge turns flea-market junk into retro rayguns.
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Made on Earth
from MAKE:
09: Fringe page 16
Made On Earth
Report from the world of backyard technology.
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Made on Earth
from MAKE:
06: Robots page 18
Made On Earth
Reports from the world of backyard technology.
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Made on Earth
from MAKE:
05: Science, Weather, and Outdoors page 18
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