#10 Drawdio hack: the Syntheslicer #9 Macro lens hack for under a dollar #8 Pocket spectrum analyzer from $16 toy #7 How-To: Hacking the Brother KH-930e knitting machine #6 Inchworm walker with clever analog control hack #5 Umbrella buckyball bar #4 NES cartridge harmonicas. #3 Parasitic bike pump steals air from car tires #2 Giant […]
Continue ReadingIf you ask me, crafters are great at recycling, from using the last scrap of fabric to giving a found object new life. Take a look at some of our favrorite up-crafted posts from this year. Looking forward to seeing what 2011 brings! Check out our Green and Recycle archives for even more posts. Wouldn’t […]
Continue ReadingThis is a great example of how to have fun when learning to program Netduino. Yes, a Netduino is total overkill for this project, but you won’t be saying that after you come up from a long day of mining and are attacked by monsters! Ever since I downloaded the MineCraft Canary for my Android, […]
Continue ReadingSnow is on the minds (and driveways) for us in the northeast, so Johngineer couldn’t help but to cylon-up a lawn tractor snow plow. He writes: Back in September I attended the Open Hardware Summit — Everybody who attended got a swag-bag of goodies. Included among these was a Larson Scanner by Evil Mad Scientist […]
Continue ReadingPhil @ Make: Online posted up this sweet Super Mario level cake sent in by a MAKE reader.
Continue ReadingThrifted sweaters are an endless source of recycle potential for great gifts and accessories. See how to take an old sweater and turn it in to a dreamy eternity scarf in just a few simple steps from Elizabeth Abernathy. [via Whip Up] Have you checked out our Green Projects Contest yet? Some clever, fun projects […]
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