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Maker News
From advancements in technology and materials, to the development of innovative techniques and ideas, there’s always something new on the horizon. As a maker, your success depends on your ability to keep up with all these changes. Let’s take a look at some of the most noteworthy developments that are taking place in making right now!
Shift 5% of Workforce Training Funds to Advance Entrepreneurship
America’s economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic requires new business growth. An estimated 60% of business closures due to the pandemic appear to be permanent, and new businesses create virtually all job growth in America. Here’s one solution: shift 5% of government workforce training funds to support entrepreneurs. That shift would boost the Maker Movement, […]
10,000 Bricks And An AI Comprise This Ultimate Lego Sorting Machine
Built entirely from bricks, this machine can identify and sort any Lego part made, ever
Reuse Hollow-core Doors To Make Plywood and More
Reusing isn’t new, but items deliberately made from reclaimed materials have become statement pieces. The “upcycling” movement and rising interest in eco-conscious wares has given value to the valueless. Decrepit and dangerous barns once left to decompose are now painstakingly picked for profit. Even shipping pallets have earned a place as sought-after sources of wood. […]
5 Ways Woodworkers Can Benefit From Designing In CAD
In principle there seems to be a vast difference between woodworking and 3D modeling. Woodworking uses manual tools and natural materials to create physical items that you can touch, feel, and use; 3D modeling uses computers and screens to make virtual designs that only exist in the digital realm. They can be seen as opposites, […]
Fabricating the Future of Work
Digital fabrication is preparing makers for engaging, well-paying careers today and into tomorrow.
9 Creative Projects Conceived In Quarantine
Cooped up by Covid-19, makers are sharing fun and functional fixes that you can make, too