Nice video of the theatricality and carnage that is the Chariot Races at World Maker Faire NY by Sara Kinney. Swimming Cities and Madagascar Institute sure put on a good show! There’s a great little audio clip of Nick Normal explaining ArcAttack!‘s musical Tesla coils at the end. I sure hope that was on purpose, […]
Ever dream of taking off for the equator, fixing up an old boat, and then sailing it off into the sunset?
November 2nd was supposed to mark the end of our excellent Halloween contest, DIY Haunts. But we thought that might be too scary for some you, who could use some extra time to document your build and get it to us. So we’re EXTENDED the deadline to 11:59pm PT, November 5th. So, now you have […]
Google’s Autocomplete can be hilarious, tragic, or deeply indicative of the human condition. Often, it’s all of these at once. This sketch lets you explore the zeitgeist of any phrase by pulling 260 related suggestions from Autocomplete and presenting them in a “Star Wars” scroll.
A FPV (First Person View) vision system installed in an R/C model plane Since we’re all a bunch of overgrown geeky kids here at MAKE, we’re thrilled to announce that November is Maker Hobbies month! We’re not tremendously comfortable with the idea of limiting what constitutes a “maker hobby,” since a maker can be anybody […]
Counting days has never been this much fun! The DayCounter kit from the Maker Shed comes pre-programmed with software that allows it to count up or down one day at a time. The kit easily mounts in a frame, or poster-board (that you supply), so you can customize the surrounding text to suit your particular […]
I’m digging Julien Berther’s faux sinking boat/sculpture, titled ‘Love love’.
