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John Baichtal
My interests include writing, electronics, RPGs, scifi, hackers & hackerspaces, 3D printing, building sets & toys. @johnbaichtal nerdage.net
Latest from John Baichtal
12/17/2010
This looks really cool! It’s some sort of promotion for the new Tron movie, done in Melbourne by interactive agency...
12/16/2010
There’s an interesting piece in the New York Times titled Home Labs on the Rise for the Fun of Science...
12/16/2010
Kudos to Martin Latta for his excellent Lego T-800 bust, which so brilliantly captures the essence of the movie robot....
12/15/2010
I must admit I’m starting to get a little fatigued with the plethora of Kickstarter projects, some of which seem...
12/15/2010
Charles Richter and Hod Lipson created this sweet little flapper that is so robust it can stay in the air...
12/14/2010
After some time I finally got up the nerve to buy some servo brackets and put together a servo robotic...
12/14/2010
This is an illustration from physics professor Peter Alway’s 1995 book Rockets of the World. That little black-and-yellow smudge in...
12/14/2010
MAKE subscriber Jim Smith of New York built this beautiful 3D printer. There are so many great details, ranging from...
12/13/2010
The world has yet to find the best way to manage a spool of plastic. I’m forever almost ‘running out’...
12/13/2010
Write your list and check it twice, but make sure to save a little holiday love for your local hackerspace....
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