Month: August 2016

Kits and Community Lead to Grit

Kit-building grows confidence, develops grit (the ability to persevere) and can help you become a successful maker.

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Hannah Wides has focused her talents on not only perfecting her woodworking skills, but also educating and organizing Maker communities.

Makers in Phnom Penh, Cambodia gathered for the SEA Makerthon to create projects for sustainable farming practices.

David Randolph was faced with a choice: buy an expensive plasma cutter or build a cheaper version at home. He chose the latter.

Jen is a polymath with skills in all manner of engineering and artistic techniques and is a key member of the Baltimore maker community.

If you’re experimenting with home cheesemaking, these tips will fortify your fromage forays.