3D Printed Modular Violin
3D-print a bright-sounding, go-anywhere acoustic violin — and experiment with instrument design.
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Quick Look: The Adafruit Clue
I finally got my hands on the Adafruit Clue. This is an exciting time in hobby electronics. The fact that for under $30 you can have a board that is this packed with sensors, has bluetooth connectivity, and a display is pretty mind blowing. The addition of circuitpython is pretty nice as well.
Using Recycled Plastic With Your Home Vacuum Former
Jude Pullen was toying around with a home vacuum former called the Mayku Formbox. The machine allows you to create vacuum formed shapes at home fairly easily. Pullen had the idea that it would be great if he could use upcycled material instead of buying plastic each time. As it turns out, only a few […]
Open Source Hardware Certifications For February 2020
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. The certification site includes a full list of all of the certified open […]
The Open Source Hardware Summit Goes Virtual
The Open Source Hardware Summit, scheduled for March 12 in New York, has made the jump into virtual. In order to reduce travel during this precarious time, the team announced that they are altering the event in order to provide streaming talks, open to everyone, from the event. From their announcement We are coordinating with […]
What’s Up With Maker Faire Bay Area This Year? Here’s the Latest Update
Make: is trying hard to bring back the flagship event, but it won’t be happening on its normal May date in 2020.
Jimmy Diresta Talks Youtube
With pencils, stencils, and his trusty bandsaw, Jimmy inspires makers everywhere.
