This 4 legged scooter is one of the strangest transportation devices I’ve ever seen. I wish I knew what this is about exactly-it looks like maybe a Japanese funny videos or candid camera show. If you look closely, it appears that each leg is guided by two wheels. I’m guessing the front wheel controls the […]
MAKE is a sponsor of the Blip Festival 2006 NYC NOV 30 – DEC 3! So, stop by Thurs (tonight) through Sunday. If you want to buy MAKE stuff super-cheap I have a table here, so here’s your chance. I’m also willing to trade some stuff and/or haggle – really, do your worst. Tonight: Visuals: […]
A few of us from the CRAFT and MAKE team have volunteered to show off our sewing machines and tell you why we like ’em and how we use them. This is my sewing machine, a computerized Euro-Pro 9120 I bought this back in 2001 for around $499. I had a mid-range Singer before (and […]
An article in Time.com this week, “Circling Back to Sewing”, declared the sharp rise in popularity in sewing. Ok, we knew that already! Next was an article where I was interviewed for in the Washing Times called “Sewing the threads of CREATIVITY” which talked about sewing machines and technology. I also got a big holiday […]
Check this out and then go check out the voice controlled christmas lights they made up! Well I’ve seen many “static” Christmas lights that always stay on. Today, I will show you how you can customize your Christmas lights by using a PLC, a Programmable Logic Controller. – Link
This is one of those ideas that make me bonk my head and go, “Why didn’t I think of that!” It reminds me of a solar hot-dog cooker. Aluminum foil might also work just fine for this application although it would clearly not be as durable as this product. [via] – Link
Allison Thrash tells us, “It’s not “west coast”, nor “east coast”, it’s “No Coast” as in No Ocean! Super funky craft show in Minneapolis, Minnesota on Saturday, December 2, 2006. Come purchase lovely handmade stuff and get in the holiday spirit with live local music and entertainment – even a kissing booth with the MN […]
