Build a Super-Sized Lego Minifig Out of Wood
Show your Lego love by constructing
an oversized wooden minifig.
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How To Make Perfect Copies of Objects By Casting Them In Resin
Learn tips and tricks to making resin duplicates of items.
Making AI Accessible for Young Learners
Thereโs so much opportunity for students to learn AI — and it doesnโt have to be hard. Learning AI sounds daunting and until recently, itโs been challenging for students to find enough guidance and support to build AI projects. There are great resources to help students learn coding languages, but how do students go from […]
Call for Makers: Show Your Project at Maker Faire Shenzhen 2021 Virtually
submit your project today!
Hacking Garbage Trucks to Bring Broadband to Those in Need
What if cities collected real-time information that got services to the people who need them most? And what if they could do it faster AND cheaper?
First Look: Carvera Desktop CNC Prototyping Station
this upcoming desktop mill is packed with features. See it in action.
A Better Way To Teach Geometry Using 3D Models
Joan Horvath and Rich Cameron, authors of Make: Geometry, explain how to use 3D models to teach geometry, which can help students visualize and grasp the basic shapes. Joan describes herself as a recovering rocket scientist who worked at JPL. Rich was an early RepRap 3D printer enthusiast. Together they have created a practical, hands-on approach to teaching geometry. Make: Books editor, Patrick DiJusto talks to Joan and Rich.
