Weekend Watch: Gil Poznanski, the Kosher Tony Stark
An Aussie who, in-between projects, is linking the maker community together.
Month: July 2018
Tips of the Week: Freezer Paper Image Transfer, Drill Hacks, Beeswax Thread Lube, and Using a Straw to Scoop Glue Squeeze-Out
It’s that time again to wrap up the best tips of the week as shared by the wider maker community.
Glasgow Mini Maker Faire Embarks on Maiden Voyage
Glasgow has always been a city of tinkerers, inventors and creators.
How To: Anodize Aluminum
Anodizing aluminum might not be as hard as you think.
Solar Rollers Racing Expands to Nevada with Tesla Investment
Twelve teams will design, build, and race their own solar-powered radio-controlled cars, culminating in a public trophy race in Reno in May 2019.
Dad’s DIY Projects Serve As Perfect Cerebral Palsy Therapy
creating fun and interesting new systems for therapy have drastically improved Julian’s situation
Pioneering Desktop 3D Printer Maker Printrbot Closes Shop
One of the seminal companies in the maker community is no longer. With a brief note on their site today, digital fabrication tool makers Printrbot announces their closure. Led by the charismatic Brook Drumm, the company launched in 2011 with a hyper-successful Kickstarter for an affordable 3D printer kit, raising $830,000 for a $500 machine, […]
