Peter writes – “For anyone who checked out my webcam-to-scratching (or other music control) project in Make 04, Jesse Kriss has a new project that’s sort of like the reverse. He’s built a custom patch in the open source software Processing that translates live scratching on a turntable to real-time visuals. Very cool, and you […]
Dani writes – “I recently hung out with this Benedictine monk who made and constantly modifies this cool bike. It has a subaru automobile engine and goes about 70mph at half throttle. It is so comfortable he has made a 700 mile day on it.” – Link.
One on one writes – “This is an easy and quick project for people who have camelbaks but don’t have the special hanger. This hanger is made out of a plasic coat hanger with smoothed edges.” – Link.
Andi on the Parent hacks blog has a pretty clever use for LED throwies – “…these would be great to stick to everyone’s cars for group road trips. When I was a Girl Scout, and then later when I was manager of the soccer team, we often took trips with multiple cars in a caravan. […]
We did it! Maker Faire 2006! Thanks to everyone who came out and made it a wonderful event!! We’re hard at work getting photos and videos posted so check back soon! MAKER FAIRE DRAWS BIG CROWDS IN SAN MATEO COUNTY – Link. MAKER FAIRE A GEEK’S DREAM – Link & Link. When pipe dreams come […]
The Maker Faire was a huge success. Over 20,000 people came to the faire and had a great time. Maker Faire was the biggest science faire type of a thing to ever to have been put on. With hands-on activities and events, attendees learned how to make everything from paper airplanes to robots. Workshops and […]
Garth from Extreme Craft pointed us to a fantastic story he did on artist Theresa Honeywell who created this knit motorcycle which is on display now through April 30th at the Georgia Museum of Art. Honeywell’s work explores the cool tough male world with her pieces like the knit tool belt, knit jackammer, as well […]
