Jeff writes – Neodymics Cyclemotor is a self contained powered wheel designed to instantly replace the front wheel of any standard bicycle. Prototype is powered at 72 volts by four unmodified Dewalt nanophosphate packs using a reverse engineered drill speed control and optical relays. Neodymics Cyclemotor electric bike conversion kit – Link.
Here’s a perfect project to make with your kids. Mollychicken shows you how to make Mousey and his cute little snug bed. Link.
Joe sent over this awesome water chopper! Years of puttering around the workshop finally have paid off for a local inventor, who was featured in the July edition of Popular Mechanic. Jim Garlitz, who operates a pizza shop in this small unincorporated town in the western Maryland mountains, was featured for a watercraft he assembled […]
Bruce writes in – Dear MAKE, I got turned on to Make at the TED (Technolgy Entertainment Design) convention and I just love your magazine. I am a metal sculptor from Los Angeles, and am fascinated by all the great articles in Make. I thought you might enjoy seeing some of my creations, as we […]
Radical Cross Stitch has a tutorial for recycling old clothes into cute baby hats. Takes only minutes to make from beginning to end. Thanks Kakariki! Link.
FrankG writes in with a new electric utility vehicle project – This project is the conversion of a 1960’s Pargo Bar-Car to an electric Bush-Buggy. As usual action shots, cutting, grinding and welding as the body is removed some electrical work is done and the beast is transformed. Electric utility vehicle – Link.
Learn how to fold cute paper stars from Zakka Life. You can use the Japanese paper star paper or cut your own strips. Link.
