Bathsheba is back again at Maker Faire this year. I can’t wait to see what she’s got that’s new. The Evil Mad Scientists got permission to make one of her sculptures out of sugar with their sugar rapid prototyper. They’ll be at Maker Faire with it. Don’t miss it! Previous Post – Link Bathsheeba’s Site […]
Last year I made a lot of videos at Maker Faire. In this one, I hung out with puzzle maker Lee Kraznow. My favorite part of this video is Lee’s story about getting into puzzle making. His shop teacher said it was impossible, but that didn’t stop him! – Link Lee will be back again […]
Benno sent in a simple temporary bicycle trailer you can build… This a Temporary Bicycle Trailer I made, out of a sled, a kick scooter and some junk. It’s temporary because it’s easy to dismount the sled and the wheels to go sledding or to ride your kick scooter, storing the tiny frame of the […]
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 […]
I spent a lot of time in Shanghai, and narrowly avoided getting smooshed a few times with the all the bicycles there, many had bells – but none as ringable as this one spotted in Suzhou…. – [via] Link.
Phil mounted an old digital camera to his handlebars and then created a simple 555-timer based circuit to take pictures every 10 seconds, and put the pictures together for a video… Link.
