DIY science is the perfect way to use your creative skills and learn something new. With the right supplies, some determination, and a curious mind, you can create amazing experiments that open up a whole world of possibilities. At home-made laboratories or tech workshops, makers from all backgrounds can explore new ideas by finding ways to study their environment in novel ways – allowing them to make breathtaking discoveries!
I want a tractor that goes 60 mph like this one! Winning pulling contests, drawing wagons, skidding logs, raking hay, pushing a snowplow: You name it and Bill Whitaker’s do-it-yourself tractor does it. And the machine only cost $200 to build. And I’m wondering if that gives you any ideas? – Link Something from the […]
Justin says, “What do you get when you bring over 150 kids into a workshop and tell them they can build whatever they want? That is what we did at the Bakken Summer Science Camp and they came up with some amazing stuff. Boats, cars, robots, secret alarms, ping pong ball throwers, light up dog […]
This site documents the efforts of Andreas Petzolt who is designing and building a turbine-powered personal flying suit. Thanks to Richard Harding for sending this in! Link.
Burning Man has started many on their trek to the desert and what better way to get around the dry desert than in a cupcake or muffin car. These babies look good enough to eat and are electric modes of transport to boot, using 24 volts provided by two deep cycle batteries to power an […]
They look like vintage planes but they are actually just good o’ bikes that ride on the street. According to Billy, the creator, it’s street legal in all 50 states. Billy may be “flying” down your street one day soon. Link.
Frank G says, “The finshed Mobility Scooter to Light Electric Vehicle Conversion… Hopped-up Electronics, custom rubber and a snappy paint-job!!!” Link.
Michael writes writes “I found a golf cart at the tip and thought it would make a great Bike Trailer. It turned out to be easier than I thought..” – Link.
