Cardboard Box Eclipse Viewer
Make a portable pinhole projector from household stuff to safely watch solar eclipses
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3D Printer Review: Bambu A1 Mini with AMS
Manufacturer: Bambu Labs Price: $459 as the combo kit with printer and AMS URL: https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/a1-mini The A1 Mini is Bambu’s most affordable printer. It still retains the ability to use multi material. To strike the price point that they’ve targeted, they’ve gone with a small build plate, but big features. Unboxing Pulling this thing out of the box, […]
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Hack Club’s Chris Walker and Castle Bravo
Chris started Castle Bravo as a personal project — with the idea of turning a bouncy castle into a boat — a motorized floating bouncy castle.
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My Tips To Help Your Bay Area Maker Faire Visit Go Flawlessly
The Bay Area Maker Faire has returned! This is fantastic news for those of us who missed it, and wonderful news for those who have never attended. This year we’re going to be at a new location, which will bring it’s own unique flavor to the event. Regardless of if you’ve been 20 times or […]
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Hiroshi Ishiguro And The Robot In His Likeness At Maker Faire Rome
He is a professor in the Department of Innovation Systems at the Graduate School of Engineering Science at Osaka University. He conducts research at the Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute (ATR) and is the author of renowned texts on robotics such as “Android Science” and “What Is a Robot?” He has also constructed some humanoid robots […]
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12 Projects And 6 Workshops To Get You PUMPED For Maker Faire Tokyo
Maker Faire Tokyo 2023 will be held for two days on October 14th and 15th at Tokyo Big Sight, featuring 270 maker teams. Check out this video from last year! Featured Makers 100 by Hirotaka Niisato Maker’s comment: sI’ve aggregated 100 solenoids to create a single device. You can enjoy the sensation of pressing it […]
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Open Source Hardware Certifications For September 2023
The Open Source Hardware Association (OSHWA) runs a free program that allows creators to certify that their hardware complies with the community definition of open source hardware. Whenever you see the certification logo, you know that the certified hardware meets this standard. Currently the Certification database lists over 2300 individual certifications! In September we added […]
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