Designing and offering a new invention usually requires making a model
of what you have created. Perry Kaye explains the art of Frankenstein Prototyping
and shows us a new invention and how he built it in this Weekend Project from Maker Faire
Make this low-cost camera stabilizer for smooth, professional looking video.See the test results. Get the PDF for this project here: http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2009/05/weekend_project_14_video_camera_sta_1.html. More great projects at http://www.makezine.com
How-To: Make a Diving Ring By Bernadette Noll and Kathie Sever Future Craft Collective If you’re in Austin, Texas, you know that swim season has officially begun. Though parks and recreation is keeping some of the pools closed until next week, we’ve already begun our quest of a swim-a-day. We’ve hit up the cold springs […]
Providence’s AS220 Labs just released the results of their recent MakerBot raffle. The lucky winner is our very own inimitable and irreplaceable Becky Stern. Grats, Becky! More: MakerBot CNC makes cupcakes, bunnies … you name it 3D-printer robot caterpillar parts
Want to retrofit your 12V bi-pin halogen lamp with LEDs? Look at this tutorial by Instructables user jmengel.
Dolin and Matthew’s DIY Wedding By Dolin O’Shea Never being ones to follow trends or wanting something “traditional” for our wedding, we did just about everything for our DIY wedding last summer, with of course, a lot of help from our friends and family. Here is a bit about our vintage inspired wedding. My husband […]
Manda from Tree Fall is at Sew, Mama, Sew with a handy tutorial on sewing machine needles and how to choose them.
