Cultivating A Repair Mindset
Use this educational repair toolkit to guide young learners to resourcefulness and student agency
Honda Lashes Out At 3D Printers, Requests Files Be Removed
Last week there were ripples in the 3D printing community coming from a sudden disappearance of a bunch of files from Printables.com, a 3D printable file repository. We saw a bit of chatter, and then an article from The Drive, stating that Honda issued legal threats to have files that state that they are intended […]
In-Depth 3D Printer Comparison: Ender-3 S1 Pro vs Prusa MK3S
Follow along on an in-depth comparison to help you make up your mind on what printer to buy.
Mike on Make:
Make: Executive Editor, Mike Senese, is leaving after almost nine years. He sat down with Dale Dougherty to talk about what he enjoyed about his job. The first issue he worked on was Volume 36, which was quickly followed by an issue on Drones. He talks about his favorite issue of Make:, which is tied […]
You Can Still Get Goodie Bag Tickets To The Open Source Hardware Summit
Coming up on April 22nd, the annual Open Source Hardware Summit will be happening digitally, for free, via Youtube and Discord. However, those that purchase tickets to attend had a nifty goody bag to look forward to as well (and also the joy of knowing they were supporting the initiative through the year). They had […]
Maryland Makerspace Initiative Program On Its Way to Governer’s Desk
Maryland’s Senate Bill 453, titled “Economic Development – Maryland Makerspace Initiative Program”, is officially on its way to the Governor’s desk to be signed after passing both chambers of Maryland’s General Assembly. This is the first state legislation within the US that has invested in a public network of workshops for the people. Here is […]
Make All Year Round (And April 23rd) In Bloomsburg
Each year Bloomsburg Mini Maker Faire celebrates the hands-on making supported all year long by the Bloomsburg Children’s Museum.