This is a nicely documented project that successfully recovers a 1940’s chair. I really like the first step of the build: Tear up the quote from the professional upholsterer amounting to close to $1,500. You can sew, use a staple gun and a hammer – how hard can it be. Read more about how to […]
Weekly Geek has a nice build on making a charging stand out of an old “looking” wooden box. The end results are a lot nicer than most commercial versions. I wanted a solution that would mesh well with my living room while keeping the functionality of the other stations. Something that was cheap but didn’t […]
Käpt´n Toasterkopf made this sweet robot bag and posted him on Cut Out + Keep. If you flip his head, he can hold all your stuff.
Learn how to sculpt Jar Jar Binks out of Jicama, a root vegatable to make this Star Wars inspired Jar Jar Binks Salad.
I loaded one of my test Ubuntu virtual machines today (one that I hadn’t used for a month) and, surprise, I had forgotten the password. This sort of thing happens from time to time, and if you’re new to Linux, it can be a little disconcerting. Losing your root password isn’t the end of the […]
From the MAKE Flickr photo pool Greenwithevil brought his flatbed scanner turned-camera to Burning Man and captured some intriguing images – Scanner Camera on Flickr From the pages of MAKE: MAKE:14 p.78 – Scanner Camera
June at Folding Trees shows you how to recycle paper from old magazines to make cards or bookmarks in her paper weaving tutorial. Related: Subscribe to CRAFT Magazine Craftzine readers can now get $5 off a yearly subscription by entering the code MCRAFT. That’s just $29.95 for 4 quarterly issues!
