Jonah writes – I just finished up a Gizmodo Gallery on Berlin-based media artist, Niklas Roy. Roy’s work is an astonishing glimpse into the future of recreating modern systems with outdated components. His approach focuses on innovative ways of imparting a sense of history onto today’s technological objects and experiences. Gizmodo Gallery: Reinventing The Past […]
The New York Times has a pretty good round up of way to do 3-D printing, some cheap(er) and some expensive… (Pictured here, a LEGO spaceship – Marty Katz for The New York Times) Over the last few decades, the electronics industry has worked magic with documents by building gadgets that copy, e-mail, print or […]
Jason writes – Here’s a site with tons of cool DIY – vacuum tube amplifiers for Hi Fi and guitar, studio gear, speakers, even an old-school minibike and bicycle projects. I especially like the tube amp howto that tells you how to build a vacuum tube hi fi amp from start to finish, including vacuum […]
Dot made some incredibly realistic candy sushi! Link. Related: Play with your food: Dessert sushi – Link. Homemade sushi costumes & how to make a shrimp hat! – Link. HOW TO – MAKE:sushi (instructions on the nori) – Link.
Jason @ Hackszine rounds up ripping Vinyl with GNU/Linux It’s time consuming, but with the right process you can transform your vinyl collection into digital audio for archiving, sharing and playing on portable devices. To make the most of your ripped analogs, you’ll need to go a little further than just recording the audio with […]
Rich from the InGenius blog has more photos and coverage fromtheEmbedded Systems Conference that happened this week – Link.
Our friends at Etsy Labs have a new skill sharing event each week in Brooklyn, NY – along with a new blog! If you plan on attended one of these and want to meet some of the MAKE & CRAFT team (we’re in the same building) let us know! Etsy Labs would like to introduce […]
