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William Gurstelle
William Gurstelle is a contributing editor of Make: magazine. His new book, ReMaking History: Early Makers is now available.
Latest from William Gurstelle
10/05/2013
Decipher the siphon and build a high-class practical joke, with this ancient prank from Bill Gurstelle's "Remaking History" column.
09/11/2013
Here's how to build a blaster that unleashes carbon dioxide gas to launch T-shirts and other projectiles. CAUTION: Build at...
09/10/2013
Cook up a solid-fuel rocket engine and let it fly, if you have the DIY right stuff.
09/09/2013
Remake history by building the world's first construction crane, still in use today — the gin pole. In antiquity, the only...
08/26/2013
How to re-create a terrifying force of nature using an old record turntable and kerosene. CAUTION: Proceed at your own...
07/09/2013
Danger is a state of mind, and with careful preparation, attention to detail, and exercise of common sense, you can...
02/05/2013
Our favorite events from around the world.
01/04/2013
Imagine a helicopter exploding and falling up, and you’ll get the basic idea of a girandola, an arcane type of...
01/04/2013
Our favorite events from around the world. MAKE Volume 33 features our special Software for Makers section covering apps for...
01/04/2013
Presidential political campaigns were much different in the nineteenth century. The key political tool was the parade.
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