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Sean Michael Ragan
I am descended from 5,000 generations of tool-using primates. Also, I went to college and stuff. I am a long-time contributor to MAKE magazine and makezine.com. My work has also appeared in ReadyMade, c't – Magazin für Computertechnik, and The Wall Street Journal.
Latest from Sean Michael Ragan
01/27/2010
I should probably just go ahead and apologize to San Francisco animator and artist Sarah Dugan for posting these images...
01/26/2010
Apparently I'm not the only one charmed by the simple elegance of the Geneva wheel movement (Wikipedia). Thingiverse users PrintTo3D...
01/26/2010
This dude is Hans Christian Ørsted, whose 1820 discovery that electric current produced magnetic fields was, supposedly, entirely accidental: He...
01/25/2010
I love this bird-feeder tutorial from Instructables user me13lake. It's not flashy (indeed, with a title like "Small simple horizontally...
01/24/2010
It's like one of those champagne fountains at a wedding. Except, you know, made of toilets. And running water (er,...
01/24/2010
This is not, in fact, an actual volcano. It is, rather, the work of Matthew Albanese, a photographer who builds...
01/24/2010
These detailed technical drawings for various cocktails were first created, per the revision log, by one RJ DININO in 1978,...
01/23/2010
This thing is called BookBook and it's available from TwelveSouth for $80. Would be an easy remake, though, if you...
01/22/2010
Mikal Hart's original "reverse geocache" puzzle ended up making a big splash when we first posted about it last October....
01/22/2010
Still, every little bit helps, and this copper-based catalyst recently developed by Elisabeth Bouwman and co-workers at Leiden University in...
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