I’ve mentioned my friends Scott Constable and Ene Osteraas-Constable here before, and gushed adoringly about their work. Recently, Scott’s ruminations about the ideal characteristics of the venerable sawhorse, along with a photo of some beautiful “indoor sawhorses” he’s made, seemed like good fodder for another mention. Scott writes: During the rainy season, projects would occasionally […]
Inspired by the Dave Chapelle show, Spikenzie Labs made this “Wrap it up” box (with detailed instructions), encouraging talkative guests to get off the stage. Here’s a video of it in action: [via Adafruit]
Joan of Nini Makes is celebrating her blog’s third birthday and shares this cute downloadable paper owl box. Simply print on cardstock, cut out and fold to create a fun favor box or desktop decoration!
Natan Linder upgraded his trusty desklamp, augmenting it with a robotic arm, pico projector, and camera to make the LuminAR.
Learn to make hard candy jewels! Chica and Jo have a very thorough tutorial on their site. They used these candy jewels to decorate a Princess Peach birthday cake for a Super Mario-themed party. [via EMSL]
As a female who LOVES browsing the make.com materials, and who is courageous but sometimes missing some of the physics, I would love a basic (but thorough) explanation about the physics of trusses and how they distribute the load of the roof.
If you can make it to the campground to make traditional s’mores, try bringing the campground to your kitchen with these amazing-looking s’mores milkshakes from Alison Lewis for Make and Takes.
