bbum acquired a bunch of excellent salmon, and shows us how to fillet it without making an awful mess: …if you are willing to exercise a bit of knife work, it isn’t hard to breakdown a whole fish into fillets. What cost $15/pound fully processed, can be had — typically much fresher — for well […]
PsychicGoldfish writes – Here’s my home made lava lamp. The container is simply a gallon jug wine bottle. Because of this, a friend once referred to it as the “White Trash Lava Lamp.” The wine was Ernest and Julio Gallo, if I remember correctly. I do remember that it stank to high heavens when I […]
LEMUR’s Spring Art & Technology classes begin next week, everyone I know has great things to say about these classes so if you’re in the area (NYC) they are accepting registrations for all classes for a few more days — Build Your Own Music/Video MIDI Controller: Creating a Sensor Instrument with MidiTron Mondays April 9, […]
Right on time, Chuck has the week in tools – This week we put a new lightweight mobile workstation to the test to determine whether a carefully-designed aluminum and plastic rig (that converts into a two-wheel dolly and has on-board power as well) can replace your trusty wood-and-steel clamping table. In our tests it held […]
Here are a few fun photos posted up in the MAKE Flickr photo pool – insert egg-tastic-like joke here — lEGGo Link. Master Shake – Link. Painting eggs – Link.
The payload is pink and bright orange and it’s lost. It’s the ultimate easter egg hunt ever! We arrived in Coulee City late last night and launched today at 3:30. Our little balloon did great, but it is lost at the moment! 3ric writes on our wiki, Our altitude was not 300,000 feet, as our […]
CRAFT 03 is hitting the stands, here’s what’s what from Nat! Konichiwa Crafters! Are you ready yet for CRAFT: 03, the Japanese Style issue? We are so excited to bring you this issue that shares our love of Japanese crafts and style. Hitting the newsstands on April 24th, in this issue you’ll learn how to […]
