DiResta: Book Binding
In this edition of DiResta, Jimmy uses a mix of old techniques and new shortcuts, including some from YouTube, to bind his lab notebook.
Month: July 2015
Make for People with Disabilities at the Bay Area Makeathon
This makeathon will unite Makers and people who understand disabilities to develop prototypes that could address the challenges presented.
Kid Knits: Kitty Cat Headband
Looking for a purrrfect gift for the feline-loving kid in your life? Knit up a super-cute kitty cat headband! Whether you’ve got a french knitter, a thread spool loom, or you just like to knit i-cord, this fun and kid-friendly headband is the perfect project for crafty parents or for keeping a budding mini knitter […]
Rockets, Robots, and Board Games: An Interview with Sherman Lam
Sherman Lam is an engineer at Harvey Mudd College who typically juggles six rigorous courses, a research position, and several clubs.
Brick, Steak, Phones, & Bitcoin: How Tech and Design Intersect to Shape Our Future
We attended design summit “Knotty Objects” at the MIT Media Lab to talk about technology, design, and the future of humanity. Here’s how it went.
CRAFT Flickr Pool Weekly Roundup
Here are some cool things we saw in the CRAFT Flickr Pool this week: Look at all these wee little robots faces, by HerArt SheLoves .:still wedding congratulations, by Agata Araszkiewicz The Vault, by AlladdinSE Blue Felt Caterpillar-ish Bug Brooch, by Hiné Mizushima Honey Planets, 2015., by Olisa
This Nixie Tube Speedometer Gives Retro-Futuristic Life to a 70s Motorcycle
Nixie tubes are interesting pieces of equipment. They have a “retro-futuristic” look that has great appeal to electronics hackers.
