Geometric Clay Mobile
I’m always on the hunt for new crafting clay projects, so this one is being added to the list. Creature Comfort’s Ez created this silver-on-white geometric mobile from air-drying clay.
Month: September 2012
Tool Review: OpenX Dual-Blade Package Opener
The OpenX is advertised as a tool for opening those annoying plastic packages, but I’ve found that its useful for opening just about anything. The tool is just about 7″ long and 1.5″ wide at its head. Its hard, yellow plastic case fits well in my hand, and there’s a handy keyhole on the back so you can hang it up somewhere…
MAKE Asks: Worst Projects
Make: Asks is a weekly column where we ask you, our readers, for responses to maker-related questions. We hope the column sparks interesting conversation and is a way for us to get to know more about each other.
How-To: Small Space Shoe Rack
Keep your shoes organized and within reach with this modern—and delightfully stylish—small space shoe rack tutorial that Megan from Not Martha wrote in collaboration with 3M DIY!
Three New Speakers Announced for Berlin’s EHSM Conference
I really wish I could go to this conference in December… it sounds amazing! The first Exceptionally Hard & Soft Meeting (EHSM) will feature presentations of the brightest DIY achievements. But we do not want to stop at DIY. In fact, we should not, because teamwork is the only way to get the big things […]
Homemade Apple Chips
I just bought a dehydrator so we can get more serious about our fruit drying, but if you’re not ready to take that step, here’s a great tutorial for making homemade apple chips in your oven!
Maker Faire New York: How-To: DIY Anaerobic Chamber/Glove Box
Like a lot of professional-grade scientific equipment, purpose-made glove boxes are spendy, especially if you buy a new one. That’s why I think a lot of hobby, citizen, and just plain ol’ thrifty scientists will be excited about this DIY version from NYU ITP student Nelson Ramon.
