Once the growing sprawl of electronic parts starts showing up in your dreams, you know you’ve got some tidying up to do. But who wants to spend hours organizing parts & gear when you could be having fun actually using it? Hmm … good point.
Well, if you do manage to pull yourself away fromall that hacking & experimentation for 10-20min or so, consider installing a quick-n-dirty wire rack to tame all those wild spools that roam your workbench.
By Katie Goodman I have a weakness for chips and salsa. Not so much the chips, because they’re just a medium to get to the salsa. That is, until I started making my own tortilla chips. Now I enjoy the chips just as much as the salsa. Of course there are times when store bought […]
The folks at oomlout go through a lot of resistors, so they have constructed a resistor cutting machine to help them prepare kits
Use a ring binder to store and organize small parts and electronic components.
I’m super excited that our friend and frequent CRAFT/Make:Online contributor, fashion designer Diana Eng will be presenting her technology fashion show at the World Maker Faire happening in Queens, NY on September 25, 2010 at 2pm. As you guys may well know, Diana Eng utilizes math, science, and technology to create whimsical designs. She is […]
For the holiday of Sukkot, Jews construct temporary shade structures (sukkahs) and occupy them for one week. This year, Sukkot starts on Wednesday, September 22, and this coming Sunday, the Sukkah City: NYC event commemorates the traditional DIY building holiday by raising 12 sukkahs in New York City’s Union Square Park. Designs for the sukkahs […]
