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12 More 3D Print Projects for Halloween

By Cameron Mira

Cameron Mira

I'm Cameron Mira, you may know me as CamDAX from Bay Area Maker Faire. I play with 1/2 million volt Tesla coils and turn computer parts into odd contraptions. I'm always thinking of something I can make, or some hack I can do. Other than making, my hobbies include model railroading, kite flying, RC vehicles, painting, photography, and cooking.

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Bust out the 3D printer for these creepy last-minute Halloween decorations.

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Weedebud, a Solar-Powered Weeding Robot

Weedebud, a Solar-Powered Weeding Robot

By Elise Tarkman

Elise Tarkman

Elise Tarkman is the Editorial Production Manager for Make: and Makezine. Her hodgepodge history includes work in the magazine industry, DeCA, moving, bus driving, and ballet.

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Nathan Allen first saw the need for a gardening robot when he noticed how the war against weeds was impacting his mother’s love of gardening. His mother found the volume of weeds in her garden a struggle, and as a result, gardening became less enjoyable for her. Nathan decided to tackle this problem for his mother and […]

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Adorable Fridge Magnet Reminds You to Conserve Water

Adorable Fridge Magnet Reminds You to Conserve Water

By Elise Tarkman

Elise Tarkman

Elise Tarkman is the Editorial Production Manager for Make: and Makezine. Her hodgepodge history includes work in the magazine industry, DeCA, moving, bus driving, and ballet.

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The master gardeners of UC Davis have brought an educational and project-based booth to this year’s Bay Area Maker Faire. Their information includes directives on how to lose your lawn, and plant alternative ground coverage. The best lawn alternatives are California native plants and flowers, which are naturally drought resistant. When planting, you can further reduce […]

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Record number of visitors at Maker Faire Paris

Record number of visitors at Maker Faire Paris

By Alasdair Allan

Alasdair Allan

Alasdair Allan is a scientist, author, hacker and tinkerer, who is spending a lot of his time thinking about the Internet of Things. In the past he has mesh networked the Moscone Center, caused a U.S. Senate hearing, and contributed to the detection of what was—at the time—the most distant object yet discovered.

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There are four Maker Faires happening around the world this weekend, the biggest in Paris, France, and it opened yesterday to record numbers of visitors.

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