Tips of the Week: Spring Board Clamping, Rubber Band Hands, and Why Extra Parts Equal Beer!
Clamping, sliding, gripping, pinning, splicing, oh my.
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Illuminate Your Mornings with this Sunrise Light
This light slowly illuminates in the morning and simulates the rising sun. It will trick your brain into thinking it’s time to wake up.
Raspberry PiBoy Mixes Walnut, Carbon Fiber, and Retro Gaming
This handheld mixes walnut and carbon fiber, maintaining the 80’s charm of the original Nintendo GameBoy but looking more dapper.
2 Simple Linux Tricks to Code Like a Pro
Linux is a powerful open source operating system that has been around for many years. These helpful tips will make it easier to use.
A Focus on Tech Literacy: Barnes and Noble Discusses Their 3rd Annual Mini Maker Faire Weekend
Barnes and Noble VP Kathleen Campisano, the driving force behind their Mini Maker Faires, discusses this year’s events happening Saturday and Sunday, November 11th and 12th.
Restoring a Late-90s Packard Bell Multimedia PC
Look over the shoulder of an antique computer collector as he’s restoring a homely PC from the last century.
Collage and Frame Your Journey as a Maker
Chuan-Li Chang took her and her boyfriend’s posters that they had collected from multiple events and framed them as a collage.
