Del Hatch, who was at the Faire last year showing off his Mendocino Solar Motor, made a big splash again this year with his chess playing robot, which uses an off-the-shelf sensory chess board and robot arm together with the open-source chess engine GNUChess.
Katie Goodman writes great recipes and how-tos for CRAFT on a regular basis, and this roast garlic 101 is no exception. Do it once, and I swear you’ll be hooked on adding roasted garlic to your cooking. Oh, and CRAFT has a whole category devoted to food, too.
Cathe Holden of Just Something I Made shares this delightful all-in-one letter/envelope stationery she created using some awesome new fonts in her collection. I’ve always been a big fan of the write in, fold up and mail stationery and I think Cathe’s design is fun and fresh. Enjoy!
Maker and avid bike hacker Antoine was inspired by this Incredible Rim Rack instructable enough to go and build this very elegant bike rack out of a broken U-lock and busted rim.
Steve Roberts, the “high-tech nomad,” shows you how he built his mobile lab and makerspace.
If you are in the Bay Area, take a visit to the poppy(shop), June 4-6 in Oakland, CA. The poppy(shop) is a curated pop-up shop featuring a mix of vintage and handmade finds, new and mid-century furniture, art and home accessories. poppy(shop) June 4-6 11 am to 6 pm 3217 Lakeshore Ave Oakland, CA 94610 […]
World Science Festival starts in a couple weeks, I’m really looking forward to all the sessions, events and more. If you’re in the NYC area – see you there! The (free) street fair is on Sunday – The New York University/Washington Square Park area will become a science wonderland when the World Science Festival Youth […]
