Craftster user Summerswann scored a vintage card catalog at the thrift store ($7! Can you believe it?!) and turned it into a stylish coffee table with a bit of elbow grease and a few table legs. Great makeover! Related: Card Catalog Quilt
We covered the Komegatone synth-in-a-suitcase previously on MAKE, but there wasn’t too much information at the time. Recently, Craig sent us a link to a video and thought it was worth another post. Awesome Sound! [Thanks Craig] More about Komegatone synth-in-a-suitcase More: Komegatone synth-in-a-suitcase
Cory @ BoingBoing writes: I picked up 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: A Pop-Up Book yesterday after being poleaxed by it in a bookstore window. Paper engineer Sam Ita has created a magnificent, giggle-inducing, gorgeous adaptation of the classic Jules Verne tale, retelling the story with a series of gigantic, page-bursting pop-up effects that push […]
An edible decorative for Halloween festivities that isn’t a pumpkin – watermelon + some peeling & carving = melon brains!
Soto Softies shows us how to create this cute trick-or-treat bag for Halloween using inkjet transfer sheets and her adorable downloadable artwork.
The Maker Shed has put together the first in a series of parts collections, called Maker Bundles. Maker Bundle #1 combines all of the electronic components to make four of the beginner-to-intermediate robot projects we’ve covered in MAKE magazine. For $20 off the cost of buying the parts separately, you get all of the components […]
Unigamer points out this article from BBC news briefly describing how University of California researchers have successfully used peeling adhesive tape to generate X-rays strong enough to scan a human finger. Cool – homemade X-ray machines can’t be far behind! Update: See the full video demonstration @ Nature.com
