The Idea Builder: Dremel Releases a Mass-Market 3D Printer
With a combination of accessible features, smart packaging, and a $999 price point, it’s obvious that the Dremel Idea Builder is a machine aimed squarely at the mass market.
Month: September 2014
Disguise Yourself as A Stone With The Stone Coat
Icelandic textile artist Ýr Jóhannsdóttir made the perfect garment for the chilly geology enthusiast with The Stone Coat.
littleBits Launches Its Own Hardware “App Store” with BitLab
LittleBits wants to add your electronics modules to its collection — and they’re borrowing a chapter from the app store to help make it happen.
MakerCon Launches in New York: Watch the Live Stream
MakerCon blasts off today in the New York Hall of Science. The crowds are gathering in anticipation of some of the event and the speakers are readying their voices for stage. Our lineup is full of impressive names you may recognize. Leaders in industry and insight into building a maker business. Even if you can’t […]
Interview With Made In Space: the 3D Printer For The Space Station
space station The first 3D printer in space is headed to the international space station soon. We got a chance to talk to some of the Made In Space team about their 3d printer and the challenges they faced at the 3Dprintshow in London a couple weeks ago. We’ve been eagerly anticipating updates since President […]
Homemade Pumpkin Coffee
Get your pumpkin coffee fix at home with this tasty tutorial by Instructables member katvanlew.
Goliath – The Gas Powered Quadcopter
I have a small quadcopter that fits in my hand which I enjoy using. To call what I have and this gas-drinking monstrosity by the same name seems wrong, but just as an elephant and a mouse are both animals, they are, on some level, the same thing. On the other hand, while mine flies […]