A while back, The Wurst Gallery in Portland held a great show called We Heart Gocco, which centered on artwork created with the much-beloved Japanese tabletop screenprinting device. It’s so impressive seeing how different artists have utilized the gadget’s capabilities. Amazingly enough, you can still nab some of the prints online at the gallery’s website–what […]
From the MAKE Flickr pool, a desktop trebuchet made from coffee stirring sticks, paper clips, string, zip ties, etc. Office Supply Trebuchet – Link Related: Lazyperson’s Kaden Harris – Link The Eccentric Cubicle: The Philosophy of Improvisational Fabrication – Link From The Maker Store: Eccentric Cubicle by Kaden Harris Price: $29.99 Buy: Maker store – […]
Ryan writes in – Here’s a video tape encoding station I setup using some old gear I had laying around and a Neuros MP4 Recorder. I’m recording the tapes at 320 x 240 at super fine quality and the files produced are beautiful. As a bonus they play perfectly without conversion on both Zunes and […]
Sarah from The Small Object came up with a great way to put her logo on her wooden creations: this super-handy electric brander. This would be so useful for anyone working with wood! Check out her blog to find out how to get one of your own. Link.
This chain suspended shelf on Blueprint looks surprisingly stylish with the golden brass chains complementing the $15 ikea shelf. Link.
We’ve all seen those retro skeleton teeshirts, but this handmade tee by Etsy seller Takeahalliday takes it one step further, creating a whole slew of internal organs out of layers of appliquéd fabric. Gutsy! Link.
Our intern, Jacob McKenzie, is the star for a series of two-minute videos, which will air later this spring on the Quest program on KQED in San Francisco. He’s doing a series of four builds based on projects from Make: Vibrobot, Biosphere in a Jar, Cigar Box Guitar, and the magnetic gun also called a […]
