Our favorite events from around the world. MAKE Volume 33 features our special Software for Makers section covering apps for circuit board design, 3D design and printing, microcontrollers, and programming for kids. Also, meet our new Arduino-powered Rovera robot and get started with Raspberry Pi. As usual, youโll also find fascinating makers inside, like the […]
Long before written numbers existed, merchants used the abacus to count large numbers and calculate the cost of goods. Now you can make your own with easy-to-find household supplies!
Iโve always been fascinated by the glow of ionized gases, but never got around to putting together a Nixie tube clock โ the whole craze of the last decade seemed to pass me by. When I finally decided to make one, I knew it would have to be something a little different to stand out. […]
How I built a simple counting circuit housed in bamboo for my son.
Anna Hrachovec of Mochimochi Land creates animated GIFs from her amigurumi projects, like this one called Free Unicorn Rides, which she chose as her best GIF of 2012.
In this episode of “Tiny Yellow House,” Deek takes us on a tour Hobbit huts in central Maine and shows us how to make a wacky bookshelf out of bicycle inner tubes.
Our friends at nonprofit arts education facility The Crucible are celebrating their 14th anniversary by hosting a sizzling show titled “Hot Couture: A Fusion of Fashion and Fire” next weekend, January 11 and 12, in Oakland, Calif. From their site: Ten artist and designer teams will create as many as forty haute couture concepts, illustrating […]
