Weekend Watch: Music and Mechanical Engineering with Jeremy Cook
Jeremy Cook creates a wide variety of projects that touch on subjects from woodworking to robotics, and so much more!
Month: September 2016
Intel’s Joule Is Their Most Powerful and Versatile Dev Board Yet
Joule is not for those who have a passing interest in tech creation, but the right person will be able to do amazing things with this tool.
Organizing a Nation of Makerspaces Is Hard But Worth It
In the aftermath of the White House’s gathering of makerspace organizers, groups are forming and problems are being defined. You can join in!
Maker Pro News: Entrepreneurs at World Maker Faire, the Future of IoT, and More
Catch the ways makers are impacting business and technology this week. Our coverage includes hardware startups, new products, incubators, and innovators, along with technology and market trends.
Sculptable Filament Could Merge Traditional Modeling with 3D Printing
Model makers sound pretty enthused taking a printed design and using traditional techniques to give a finely sculpted finish.
Lisa Winter Goes Back to Her Maker Roots on BattleBots
Lisa Winter was 10 years old when she started competing in the first BattleBots show in 1996, and she’s back ABCs reboot with Mega Tento.
Cut a Pair of Working Pliers from a Single Piece of Wood
Have you ever seen someone cut a hinged set of pliers out a single piece of wood? It’s cool.