Baking cookies is nice but how about taking your edible gift making to the next level? Mark Fraunfelder and I hosted this hangout on air last year with some of our favorite food makers. Have a look for some holiday inspiration.
Looking for the perfect handmade gift for the adventurous kids in your life? You’ll definitely want to check out this awesome DIY explorer kit!
Are you or your loved ones craving a new hobby? Give gifts that aren’t half-baked with the Maker Shed’s Raspberry Pi Gift Guide, which is all about the mini-computer that has taken the programming hobbyist world by storm.
This year artists Amy L. Rawson and Brian East created a felted Santa Cthulhu, but it’s actually the 5th time they’ve done it!
Looking for a fun weekend project? Print up your own holiday wrapping paper with this potato stamp gift wrap tutorial!
Often in synth-DIY trouble-shooting and/or circuit experimentation, a signal source with variable frequency and amplitude is just what you need to test a circuit’s behavior. If the signal source has a variety of wave-shapes, it will serve in more scenarios. This article will present a 9V battery-powered function generator that outputs sine, square, and triangle waveforms. The frequency is adjustable from about 20 Hertz to about 11KHz and the output level can be varied from 0 to about 3V, peak to peak.
Vampire Tools recently sent me a pair of their All-in-One Eshears, and Iโve thoroughly enjoyed using them in a variety of settings so far. Vampire has a reputation around the office for creating tools with gorgeous grips, great attention to detail and a finished product with high tolerances and unwavering durability. Thankfully, the Eshears stood up to our high expectations.
