With easy-to-use 3D printers and 3D software, we’ve come a long way in giving everyone the tools to create with confidence. Yet for most people one piece was still missing: the ability to bring physical objects into the digital world and to complete the transaction, inextricably linking the two worlds so that anyone could use one to influence the other.
UK-based maker Dave Hax sent us his latest video, showing five easy ways to make candles from things you might already have around the house.
MAKE reader Ian Kimball of Philadelphia shares photos and video of his sugar rocket build experience. “They flew magnificently!” he reports. Next up for Ian and his boys: the Nuclear Fusor.
This weekend, get a head start on your holiday party invites with this free printable light garland Christmas party invitation template!
A few months ago, I applied to a little known, first iteration program, called Exosphere. I quit my job in corporate finance, sold most of my belongings, and decided to venture to Santiago, Chile to experience something that I thought would change my life. To my extreme satisfaction, this program has exceeded every expectation that I held in my heart and mind. It has been intensely challenging, but I wouldn’t prefer it any other way.
“The end of ‘Do Not Touch.’” From the editors of MAKE magazine, the Maker Pro Newsletter is about the impact of makers on business and technology. Our coverage includes hardware startups, new products, incubators, and innovators, along with technology and market trends. Please send items to us at makerpro@makermedia.com. Click here to subscribe to this newsletter. Are you […]
Why buy pet beds that clash with your DIY decor? Build your own stylish mid century-style pet bed!
