Thingiverse user arsanders designed a 3D-printable Arduino case for our Makerbot giveaway contest. My first 3D drawing. I needed a case to mount my arduino to various projects. I found a model of the board in the 3D warehouse on Sketchup. Future mods will be extension housings for add on shields and screw terminals. Now […]
[Thanks, Kaas!]
Scholars from Québec’s McGill University converted a FAB@HOME 3D printer to output in ice. Currently, the practical applications of this project include commercial and industrial part modeling, and construction for the ice-tourism industry. For instance, small-scale ice models represent economical alternatives to intricate 3D models of architectural objects, be they scale models of buildings, site […]
These handmade electronics dice from the Dicecreator represent numerals via a historical timeline of component development – from the resistor on up to the integrated circuit. There’s nothing like generating random numbers the old fashioned way! [via SparkFun]
By George Hart for the Museum of Mathematics Here’s a challenge for you. Make the coolest thing you can from a bucket of old golf balls. It might be hard to beat this Sierpinski triangle and Sierpinski tetrahedron! These are both made by Dale Seymour. And in case you are wondering if is is solid […]
Moxie posted the latest piece of handmade fiber genius to her flickr account. This is the “Isle of Aisle”, one in her Lost at Sea Series. I think this is some very emotionally stirring work. The embroidery is a part of the Lost at Sea exhibition, opening at Hanahou Gallery in NYC on Thursday, May […]
Congratulations, Spanish-speaking makers! We’re celebrating our first year of Make: en Español. And we hope to celebrate many more years to come. We want to keep sharing great ideas and projects that we know you’ll love. In the coming year, we want to offer an improved space that hopefully will become one of your favorite […]
