TechShop Raleigh-Durham is closing, effective Saturday, April 20, 2013. In an email to MAKE, Dan Woods, chief operating officer and VP of business development at TechShop, said “In the final analysis, it is obvious that the location is not convenient enough to the vast majority of the maker community in the Raleigh-Durham market.”
Our hearts go out to Boston and to all affected by yesterday’s tragedy.
NYC Resistor member Chris Fenton is working on a 3D-printable, mechanical computer. Latest step? This sweet stepping mechanism. My efforts have slowly been converging on a workable design for a 3D-printable, all-mechanical computer (with an emphasis on the word *slowly*). Inspired by this recent post I saw floating around the ‘net, I thought I would […]
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Maker Faire: Kansas City is set for June 29-30 and the call for makers is open NOW. Makers, artists, and all-around tinkerers–please click here to fill out an application to show your stuff. The deadline is May 24. Exhibits and presentations at this year’s fair will include rockets and robots, DIY science and technology, arts and crafts, bikes, electronics, urban farming, alternative energy vehicles, fire arts, live musuc, Arduino, and much more.
Iain Sharp found this sweet PT-82 at a thrift store and added his LushOne modular synth kit to add a filter, LFO, and ring modulator. Now, could we get this in a keytar format?
A picture tour of Cleveland, Ohio’s first mini Maker Faire, which took place on Saturday April 13th at the main branch of that great city’s public library system. Projects were spread out over six floors.
