DIY flight simulator motion rig
Matt Thomas of Roger Dodger Aviation (and Maker Faire Kansas City fame) designed and built this Moving Axis AirCraft Simulator, which is a flight simulator that tilts and shifts you as you fly a virtual plane.
Year: 2010
Working the Angles
Check out the gallery of rad geometric dresses on our sister site, Make: Online. Dresses designed by Amila Hrustic.
The First Baltimore Hackathon is November 19th
Live in or near Baltimore? Enjoy hacking hardware or software?
OK Go’s stop-motion on toast
OK Go’s latest video, “Last Leaf,” employs pieces of toast as the canvas for a laser-etched, illustrated stop-motion music video. After watching the multitude of different shapes, textures, and shades of toast pass before my eyes (15 pieces of toast per second), it begins to remind me of watching an old reel-to-reel film in elementary […]
How-To: Tire Sandals
Awesome tire sandals! RGR_375 whipped these up from a section of car tire and some sections of bike tube. More: Retro-Style Running Shoes from Old Tires Bike Tube Headband
Micro airplanes
Make: Online reader George sent in a link to this cool video. I love the tiny balsa & cellophane ornithopters!
Gluten-Free Thanksgiving Side Dishes: Curried Pumpkin Soup with Crรจme Fraiche
Don’t let pumpkin pie have all of the fun. Try this wonderful pumpkin soup.
