Meet William Abernathy. In MAKE Volume 28 William wrote a how-to on making a toy “pop-pop” steamboat that runs on heat and the water it’s floating in. To get to know William a bit more, I asked him a few questions.
We’re broadcasting shortly! Our holiday episode of Make: Live features some fun project ideas for this festive time of year, and we’ll give away some seriously cheerful electronics prizes to live viewers in the chat from Digi-Key.
This peppermint soap from Martha Stewart makes the cutest stocking stuffer! Easy to make and perfect for a holiday gift.
This simple demonstration of eddy current braking (Wikipedia) will probably be familiar to many of you, but this video from YouTuber JamesRB1995 is a short, well-shot, impressive documentation of the effect. Keep in mind that copper is not ferromagnetic, and there is no direct magnetic attraction going on here.
I love the rustic feel of this beautiful yule log tray from Maya of Maya*Made. Better yet, it’s a quick and easy project! I have a new wooden tray. I just made it a few minutes ago and love it! The idea came to me as I gathered firewood to bring inside. I realized that […]
I’m still all warm and happy inside after seeing the Muppet movie a few weeks ago. I’ve been whistling the Muppet Show theme song, hoping to see a Muppet version of myself reflected in the mirror, and am mostly thrilled that my kids are now equally obsessed with all things Muppet. This set of awesome […]
Everything is Kinect’izing.
