This MAME cabinet is not like the others. It sports a built in Sega Dreamcast controller and the ability to play games from the discontinued console. Check out the detailed instructions and documentation on how it was built at the link below. Arcade Cabinet Project – Link
Keith has a nice write-up about building his first Arduino shield. He admits the results aren’t exactly beautiful, but it works. When you don’t have enough time to order a proto-shield, make it! – Link Related: HOW TO – Arduino breadboard shield – $10 & 10 mins – Link Buy one at the MAKE store […]
If you’re heading out this week to Austin for SXSW, don’t miss the panel I’ll be moderating titled, “High-Tech Craft: Why Sewing and Knitting Still Matter” on Saturday, March 9th from 3:30 – 4:30pm in Room 9. Joining me on the panel is Diana Eng, fashion designer and self-described “fashion nerd” from Project Runway Season […]
Every year, Jek from Jek in the Box stitches up some absolutely adorable plush “faux-coco” Easter bunnies. These sweet stuffies are packaged in colorful cello wrap tied with a ribbon, and will last so much longer than those boring hollow chocolate treats. Link.
This is a very interesting project involving RFID’s: The Bowl is a simple media player that can be used by people of all ages, particularly young children. A bowl sits on the living room table and range of physical objects can be placed within it. When an object is placed in the bowl related media […]
The website doesn’t offer a lot of details on the actual build, but there is a comprehensive parts list to get you started. I think most of our readers could figure out how to build it relatively easily, since most of the complicated parts were purchased. – Link Related: HOW TO – Build your own […]
LoungeKat has two tutorials for how to customize your vinyl toys like her mini Munny. One is to dye it a custom color, and the other for adding hair. How to dye a Munny – Link, and threading hair onto a Munny – Link.
