There is something universally beloved about handmade bread. In all my efforts to make pleasing food, either as a professional or at-home chef, I’ve never found anything more likely to impress my guests at a dinner party or satisfy my family at breakfast.
Felted Red Velvet Cake I love, love, love Red Velvet Cake–it’s my default cake for birthdays and special occasions. Really it’s all about that cream cheese frosting, but that gorgeous contrast of deep red and pure white never fails to delight. (Although I must admit I usually use less than half the food coloring and […]
This metal rabbit (actually the Stanford Bunny model) is folded from a single laser-cut steel sheet, designed with Origamizer. The project is a collaboration between Tomohiro Tachi, Kenny Cheung, Erik Demaine, and Martin Demaine at MIT. Check out the time-lapse video of its construction:
Plans for this summer’s Mini-Maker Faire in Vancouver, BC are well under way, and the deadline for the Call For Makers is fast approaching. Check out the Vancouver Mini-Maker Faire web page for full details on event dates, deadlines and application information.
This metal rabbit (actually the Stanford Bunny model) is folded from a single laser-cut steel sheet, designed with Origamizer.
Which is something that Iโve been wanting for years, and not because I harbor any kind of weird anti-Simon resentment. I just think it would make bag workouts way more interesting. The project has an Arduino for brains, and has been pretty well-documented by its creator Lior Elazary. Next: Spice it up a bit, add more striking zones, different color LEDs, maybe some screaming, groaning, grunting, and/or Steven-Seagal-style bone-breaking sound FX. Nice work, Lior! [via Hacked Gadgets]
The LED Cube kit is an animated 3D cube of LEDs made by modifying the MiniPOV! It’s been a popular hack, and now all the parts are available in a kit from the Maker Shed.
