Just in time to catch the tail end of summer, check out this great Men’s Shirt to Button-Down Tank Top tutorial from SMASHWORKS. There are a ton of tutorials out there for upcycling button-down shirts, but the adjustable straps and removable belt really make this project stand out. I love that you can completely change […]
The rocket-launched vehicle is part of an advanced weapons program, called Conventional Prompt Global Strike, which is working to develop systems of reaching an enemy target anywhere in the world within one hour.
Join us Wednesday evening for the next episode of Make: Live, our streaming show and tell! Episode 15 is live from Make Labs in Sebastopol California. The interns will show off projects from the magazine and their own creations, like Dan Spangler’s combustion cannon called “Big Bertha.” We’re also going to fire up the bubble […]
Check out the amazing ceramic work by Katsuyo Aoki posted at Make. Never have I seen such beautiful skulls!
Polygons with finger joints can be friction-fit together to make many kinds of structures, including tessellations and polyhedra. But one never has enough parts for larger and larger projects, so Steve Garrison makes his own from wood. This ball comprises 60 squares, 20 triangles, and 12 pentagons, with 30 rhombic openings.
Here in Austin, summer temperatures are rarely below 105 degrees. I have been trying to think of cool outdoor activities for my daughter to do. I’m not the first person to think of ice crayons, but I’d like to think I added a few new spins to it.
With a $40 eBay lens and loads of LEGO bricks, photographer Cary Norton built this whimsical, working camera that he calls Legotron. This snapped together camera covers it all: playful, gorgeous, functioning, and inspiring.
