It took five years, but a reader–specifically Flickr user Tom Arthur–finally figured out the secret feature we designed into the magazine, oh very much definitely on purpose, back in 2005: It’s sized to fit perfectly inside a classic NES case. Tom is now the only reader able to equip the Soldering Iron of 1000 Truths. Congrats! [Thanks, Tom!]
Pipe Wrench Coffee Table by Jonathan Niemuth via NOTCOT. Love this, if I ever start drinking coffee again *and* get room for a coffee table, I’m making one of these.
The brand new Projects Pack for Arduino gives you over 100 of the most popular components you’ll need to get you started prototyping your ideas. Our kit features the Arduino UNO, a MakerShield, USB cable, and lots of other useful parts. You’ll quickly learn why tens of thousands of engineers, designers, artists and hobbyists, use […]
Bicycles could quite possibly be the most popular maker vehicles. Here are some bikes and bike accessories for the cycle-friendly folks on your gift list. College bike trunk, DIY on Make: Projects by Frank Yost, from MAKE 23 Growing up, I would often visit my grandparents in Dinkytown, the southeast Minneapolis neighborhood near the University […]
i3 Detroit’s Dustin White turns old flatware he finds at second-hand stores into bottle openers. How do you recycle old kitchen items?
I have yet to branch out into candy-making, but these easy caramel lollipops look like a good place to start. If you fill them with cranberries and walnuts, they seem like a perfect compliment to those turkey leftover sandwiches!
Introducing the MakerShield kit – The ultimate open source prototyping shield for Arduino and Netduino microcontrollers. Having a prototyping shield is a must have accessory for anyone wanting to go beyond blinking an LED with their microcontroller. If you want to do more, you will need to build a circuit, and if you want to […]
