Retro Computing: Old Tech, New Thrill
Yesterday’s technology is
a playground for enthusiastic new communities.
Month: August 2024
Get Animated with our LIVE Make: Magazine Volume 90 Launch Party!
Join the Make: editorial staff and contributors as we bring characters to life for Halloween, movie making, live shows, and more via the wonder of animatronics!
Open Source Hardware Certifications for July 2024
Take a look at open source certifications for the month of June.
Maker Faire Hannover: Ten Years of Making
Maker Faire Hanover will celebrate its 10th anniversary on August 17th and 18th at the Hannover Congress Center (HCC). As the third largest event of its kind worldwide, it is one of the most important international maker meetings. Up to 15,000 visitors come together and marvel at hundreds of projects at over 250 stands, exchange ideas, and learn from each other.
A Watershed Moment: Apple’s Endorsement of Right to Repair in California
For years, we’ve been fighting for your right to fix your stuff, and it’s finally paying off. In a move that’s tantamount to the Berlin Wall of tech monopolies crumbling, Apple has officially endorsed California’s Right to Repair Bill, SB 244. A Long Time Coming The iFixit team and an incredible coalition has spent the […]
How To Use Blender To Design 3D Printed Parts That Fit Real World Objects
These tips and tricks will help you use Blender to get 3d printed parts that just fit, exactly how they should!
Bambu Has A Big Week: Rogue 3D Printers And A New Model Repository
This has been a big news week for the 3D printer company Bambu Labs. Some of it was pretty bad and some of it could be pretty good. Let’s get that bad news out of the way first. Rogue printing due to cloud services Recently, many Bambu 3D printer users were surprised to hear their […]