mp4|mov|hd-appletv|3gp|3g2|pdf|itunes Bre brings in Matt Stinchcomb, the screenprinting expert of etsy.com, to the Weekend Projects podcast. Have you ever wanted to create your own t-shirt designs? Look no further! Don’t forget to go and download the pdf to get all the details and supply lists. Warning: the end of this video is scary. If you […]
Weekend Projects’ PDFcast includes Kirk Von Rohr’s article about screenprinting that was published in Craft: Volume 1. After Bre drew design, Matt scanned it into a photo-editing program and increased the contrast and played with the levels to make the black all black. Then he printed it out on a transparency, prepped and burnt the […]
mp4|mov|hd-appletv|3gp|3g2|itunes This weekend, make little teeny tiny robots called beambots that are powered by the sun! In the podcast, I made the solar-roller, and the instructions for that are right in the PDF! I also made a beambot from a kit. Kits are always a good way to break into a genre of making. Both […]
To make your solar beambots this weekend, you can download this weeks PDFcast complete with an article from the magazine! Gareth Branwyn wrote this how-to article on how to make two solar roller beambots. Download it, print it out, and get to making your bots! PDF Link
mp4|mov|appletv-hd|3gp|3g2|pdf|itunes In this Awesome Electronics Workshop, Joe Grand and I show RFID and text-to-speech modular components that you can add to your own projects. Subscribe in itunes to have these videos downloaded automatically. – Link Previous Awesome Electronics Workshop Video – Link
This weeks pdf is a circuit diagram that you can download to make your own rfid and text to speech modules. Included in the zipped up file are the programs for you to play with and mess with as you please! – Link
Jeff sent in the latest PDF story from Carl & Jerry: Their Complete Adventures called “Abetting or Not” first published in October 1956 by Popular Electronics, he writes – It’s one of my personal favorites for a couple of reasons. The boys were playing with (roughly) the same frequencies in 1956 that we now use […]
