Get Stuff Made: An Open Hardware Presentation
Via Dangerous Prototypes: Here’s a video of our presentation about manufacturing open hardware at Make Tokyo Meeting. You can download the slides here.
Via Dangerous Prototypes: Here’s a video of our presentation about manufacturing open hardware at Make Tokyo Meeting. You can download the slides here.
When I was a kid, I used to love making paper snowflakes, even if my imagination was always several steps beyond my paper-cutting skill level. Last year, when I finally broke out some paper and made my first snowflakes since grade school, I was unreasonably proud of myself when I actually managed to cut a […]
Learn how to make an internet-connected Christmas Tree that lights up when new emails arrive! Get the code here: http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2011/12/how-to-the-lonely-christmas-tree.html
Make: Live’s holiday episode features some fun project ideas for this festive time of year! See a skirt light up when you dance, a brass rocking horse ornament, and connect your Christmas decorations to the internet. Above, Ben Light demonstrates his technique for these mini paper stars, which fit onto your Christmas lights to create […]
Make: Live’s holiday episode features some fun project ideas for this festive time of year! See a skirt light up when you dance, a brass rocking horse ornament,and connect your Christmas decorations to the internet. Above, Ben Light demonstrates his technique for these mini paper stars, which fit onto your Christmas lights to create a strand of festive glowing stars.
Make’s John Baichtal shared this post from The Hacktory about 11 tips any woman involved in the tech world should live by. I like Tip 11 – blog about what you do! That speaks to any community, especially crafters.
To celebrate the release of our latest publication, the Make: Ultimate Kit Guide 2012 (and its companion website), we’re giving away at least one of the cool kits reviewed in the issue each day during the holiday season. Today’s giveaway is for a the Reinventing Edison: Build Your Own Lightbulb Kit (a $59.95 value.)