MAKE Flickr photo pool member Pekar writes – “I started out making a kids’ cargo hauler, but it ended up a tandem. It only took one day. I had to weld them together, and fabricate the dual chainring. The top tube just bolts onto the seatpost clamp. It’s hands on shoulders for the stoker. Next […]
Croatia is the homeland of Nikola Tesla, a world-reknowned geek. Ten years ago, Croatia was at war after the breakup of Yugoslavia and even today is still trying to figure out life after communism. Dale went to Zagreb recently to participate in the Device-Art festival and gave a talk about “Geek Life” at an Internet […]
In this episode of weekend projects, I make a spud gun and teach you how to make one too. In the process, I get hit with a potato, shocked by a stun gun, caught by security, and attempt to obliderate a pumpkin. How can you resist? This video podcast was inspired by William Gurstelle’s article […]
For the first time ever, you can watch a video of how to make something, print out the magazine article with instructions and then manipulate the object in 3D (!!!) within the pdf to check it out from every angle! Never have the barriers to making a spud gun been so low! Click here to […]
The MAKE Flickr photo pool hit another milestone, our 6,000th photo! It’s from MAKE Flickr photo pool member Digitalapollo (A DIY chain guard) – Link. We’re trying to get to 2,000 members by 2007 – so join the MAKE Flickr photo pool and add your project photos today! – Join here!
Here’s a special edition of the “Maker File” – Colin Berry reads Spinout, the story he wrote for Make Volume 07 about his brother’s efforts to build and race a car in the soap box derby in Longmont, Colorado. Unfortunately, he was up against more than just his own bad luck. Introduction by MAKE & […]
Each Tuesday we have “The Maker File” – an interview with an interesting Maker and what they do, this week’s is an interview with Tim Black from the Mad Scientists collective by MAKE & CRAFT publisher, Dale Dougherty. The Mad Scientists are a group of Silicon Valley techies who engage in art projects at Burning […]
