The DayCounter kit from the Maker Shed comes pre-programmed with software that allows it to count up one day at a time, or have it count down one day at a time from a set number. The kit easily mounts in a frame, or poster-board (not included), so you can customize the surrounding text to suit your particular needs.
Kid-Sized TARDIS Last week, we asked our readers on Facebook what their favorite kinds of geek crafts are, and one of the top vote-getters was Dr. Who crafts. It’s no surprise, really. We’ve featured loads of Dr. Who craft and food projects here on Craft, and they are always a huge hit. I recently put […]
i.materialise’s new printer is so massive (about 6,600 pounds) that it had to be hauled out of the truck by a crane and crammed through the door by a whole bunch of dudes. [Thanks, Joris]
Make: Live airs tonight! Don’t miss our brewing episode where guests Diane Gilleland and John Park show us how to roast and brew coffee, DIY style. Douglas Amport and John LaPolla from City Brewshop stop by to teach us how to make beer and take your questions.
I love the look of this leather dragon tail necklace from Michele of Michele Made Me. The assembly process is a brilliant use of shapes! [via Creative Jewish Mom]
From Thingiverse user mattmoses. I cannot resist a good .GIF mechanism animation
Using a Netduino Plus and a Geiger counter kit, Fabien created a tweeting radiation monitor. You can check out the latest readings from the device (which is stationed in Seattle) or read through his detailed build instructions if you’d like to make your own. [via Adafruit] More: DIY Geiger Counters Take Center Stage iGeigie, an […]
