When Katie of Matsutake couldn’t find a substantial enough bedside table to suit her needs, she took matters in to her own hands. Fortunately for us, she shared her process, and for less than $30, you can have a cool geometric bedside table, too!
In this digital performance experiment from the students of the Digital World and Image Group at Georgia Tech, an Arduino-based robotic duck spits out treats for kids when enough real ducks are gathered in the stream below. In order to get the real ducks to accumulate, the kids must feed them. The purpose of this […]
When I first came across this video by South Korean maker Mok Young Bak I have to admit that I didn’t quite get it. I haven’t had that many buttons on a mobile in years. All kidding aside, any technology that gets you away from a desk is well worth the investment. Bonus points if it includes streaming video and remotely operated actuators.
This week in the CRAFT Flickr pool we saw: China Knuckles, by The Broken Plate Pendant Co, Working on a new blanket, by stellamaria, and Needlefelted Succulent Terrarium, by TinyApartmentCrafts.
[via The Donut Project]
I’ve always struggled to find a planner or organizer that suits my needs. I’m picky about calendar display and what other kinds of information I’d like to carry around, and nothing ever seems to totally match what I’m looking for. Hanna of iHanna shares how she created her own custom planner using repurposed materials. I […]
Got an old Colecovision gathering dust? Don’t give up on it, MAKE contributor Joe Grand (of hacker con badge fame) has detailed instructions on creating your own video game cartridges. In 2001, I wrote a homebrew game for the Atari 2600 called SCSIcide. I created a custom PCB to allow me to make my own […]
