Since Phil has posted up some great shots of Maker’s workshops I started wondering about where people craft. I found this great Flickr group called “Craft Rooms” and there are tons of cool photos of craft rooms or corners and how people organize their craft supplies. As a comment on this photo’s page says, “I […]
We asked Makers to post photos up of their workshops, and wow, they’re great! Here are a few that just came in – if you have one, fire up the camera and post yours in the MAKE Flickr photo pool! We’ll pick a few over the next couple weeks and give you something neat – […]
Gever writes – “Check it out, step by step instructions on building a high-performance submarine from recycled materials you can find around the house. This is one of the crowd-pleaser designs from the Maker Faire Tinker Challenge, broken down into easy to follow steps (with some digressions into echolocation in shrews, latin, and physics).” – […]
This is Rob’s workbench, there are many like it, but this one is his. Add your workspace/bench to the MAKE Flickr photo pool and we’ll pick a few over the next couple weeks, and you might just win something nice from MAKE (winning is good). So, bring out your bench! – Link.
Super simple water/rain detector from Instructables, good project for the kiddos! – Link.
Ben has his Apple IIe on the web, here’s how he did it – “My Apple IIe is online via an ethernet card I bought from a2RetroSystems, and the Contiki Operating System. I used a super serial card along with a Windows machine and some software called ADT to transfer disk images of Contiki to […]
Here’s a homebrew version of the classic Super Mario, in 3D! [via] – Link.
