For all my pals on the west side of Michigan, get ready for your very own Maker Faire Detroit town hall meeting April 26 from 6-8:30 p.m. at the GRid70 building (70 Ionia SW). Dale Dougherty will be talking about Maker Faire, what it means to be a maker, and learning more about the community. […]
If you’re not following along with the great work RDTN is doing to create networks of radiation sensors, check out just one of their projects: iGeigie, a geiger counter that plugs into your iPhone. iGeigie – world premiere of a portable Geiger Counter with iPhone dock. – Glass Geiger Tube can detect beta and gamma […]
From garage conversions to hot commercial products, electrified tall bikes to “stealth” electrification, we have covered a lot of electric bike stuff over the years. These are the ten posts that have generated the most traffic since we started collecting data back in 2008. If you’re thinking of undertaking your own homebrew bike electrification, this list should be a pretty good place to start reading. Enjoy!
This wool wallet is a great project for teaching kids different basic stitches.
I LOVE ahi tuna. I love it seared, I love it in tartar, I love it in sushi. But I don’t love paying the big bucks for it, so I (and therefore my family) don”t eat it very often. But I watch the local high-end grocery stores for sales. Recently I hit the jackpot — […]
Don’t miss episode 7 of Make: Live, all about MAKE Volume 26, Karts & Wheels. Go to https://makezine.com/live to watch the show Wednesday, April 27th at 9pm ET/6pm PT.
Make: Live guest Ranjit Bhatnagar writes: “These guys at the Thingamajigs DIY Instruments Tailgate Party really know how to operate a pointy rectangular fiddle!” More: Make: Live 3/9/11 – DIY Instruments
