How-To: Mini Fork Bows
Make cute, tiny bows to decorate your DIYs with this mini fork bows tutorial!
Month: July 2013
Ford Takes 3D Prototyping in a new Direction with Computer-Controlled Sheetmetal Former
We’re all familiar with rapid-prototyping as it pertains to 3D printers and CNC machines, but car makers have had tougher challenges over the years because they need pieces stamped or pounded out of sheet metal to build their prototypes, which often takes a lot of time and outsourced effort.
How-To: Sewn Fabric Resume
These sewn fabric resumes from Melissa Makes Things are so eye-catching and cool that you’ll definitely want to make some of your own.
Embroidered Self Portrait Without Looking
Holly Leonard makes embroidery look spontaneous with this self-portrait without looking!
Open Source Underwater Robots!
Eric Stackpole explains how OpenROV puts underwater exploration in the hands of anyone through an open source design and kit.
Inside the Art and Technology of Robot Combat League
Mark Setrakian’s presentation on the art and science behind Robot Combat League. See giant fighting robots go from concept to reality TV.
Baking with Geology!
The Earth’s crust is divided into four major layers: the crust, the mantle, the outer core, and the inner core. The crust is approximately 5-30 miles thick, being the thinnest at the oceanic layer (up to 5 miles thick) and the thickest at the continental layer (up to 30 miles thick).
