Dale has a piece for his O’Reilly Radar column on what he’s dubbed “make-offs,” low-budget knock-offs of scientific and industrial technology, built with off-the-shelf parts: It is a version of what China has been doing to America, benefiting from the R&D that goes into refining the specifications, developing prototypes and building a finished product. Only […]
A look at the amazing goblin masks from the movie Troll 2.
Confessions of a Sewing Dork shares how to sew a halter top with a built-in shelf bra. She breaks the pattern down in to three basic pieces, making it very easy to understand.
While we get all our ducks in a row at the fairgrounds for Maker Faire Bay Area this weekend, you might be interested to check out the master schedule of talks, shows, and demos going on throughout the weekend. The locations for all makers are also live on the Maker Faire site, so get to […]
MAKE subscriber Nick Santillan of Vancouver, BC, an ID student at the Emily Carr University of Art & Design, created this CNC for his thesis project. I decided to tackle on making CNC machine by allowing people to be more experimental with them to progress CNC technology from the bottom-up. The end result is a […]
Download the pattern for this sweet and roomy oversized ruffle tote from Parasol.
Jessica Wilson wrote a great-sounding recipe for CRAFT. It’s a satay-spiced peanut butter sandwich, perfect for bringing a touch of Thai to your lunch table. Collin and I are always looking for yummy vegetarian lunch options for our video meetings, and this might just fit the bill.
