A Magazine, a Movement, By and For Makers
One of the questions I’ve been asked, and it’s awkward for me, is “How did you create the maker movement?”
Memory Wall: Fostering Local Heritage Through Digital Fabrication
The Memory Wall initiative aims to highlight the recent history of the post-industrial neighborhood of La Ribera in Deusto in Spain’s Pais Vasco through the faces of the people who have given it life. La Ribera de Deusto is a neighborhood with a lot of history. At the beginning of the 20th century, companies such […]
Opportunity Activated: 3D Printing Casts for Kids
One medical maker’s journey from possibility to 3D printing kids’ casts.
AdamCAD’s Road to YC Demo Day
3D printers can make amazing things, if you can model them. AdamCAD wants to make that easier with AI.
Back to the Beginning: Chatting with the Team That Made the First Make: Magazine
I had the opportunity to bring back together members of the first team who helped develop Make: magazine, taking an idea I had and turning it into something real and tangible. I am grateful for all that they did. –Dale Dougherty The OG Team Mark Frauenfelder: Mark was the first editor for Make: magazine. He had worked […]
Dive into Digital Fabrication at our LIVE Make: Magazine Volume 92 Launch Party!
Join the Make: editorial staff & contributors as we dive deep to explore the coolest high-tech digital fabrication tools for your workshop!
Solving CAD Design Problems with ChatGPT
In this tutorial we’ll discuss ways to incorporate ChatGPT into your design process using Tinkercad, to solve problems around the house.
