Sheekgeek shows you how to make a plastic vacuum molder using parts around the house – Plastic vacuum formers are an important part of prototyping. If you need a nice plastic robot body, or custom case for a project you are doing, get your tools, ’cause this one’s easy to build and fun to play […]
Have you ever gotten to work early due to light traffic and wished you’d slept in a bit later? Or maybe you’ve left on time, but arrived late because of a traffic jam? Greg McCarroll is working on the second iteration of a wired alarm clock that adjusts your wake-up time depending on traffic conditions. […]
An Oscilloscope is an electronic measurement devices that is handy to have in the workshop for observing the characteristics of a circuit in real time, debugging, and hardware hacking. Joe Grand, of Grand Idea Studio, introduces us to the use of oscilloscopes this weekend and shows how it works. Want to know more? Check out […]
Yesterday, the Make: peeps got a chance to visit Cyclecide’s clubhouse. Awesomeness ensued. Photoset Link
The latest TNT has hit the web (you can get these sent directly to you from MAKE for free too) — Throw away your calculator (but not your computer), save your eyes, keep up to date on the stars, make super-quick breakfasts, and have a rockin’ good time making a literary clock. Here are a […]
Jonny over at NippyChips reviewed our MAKE Daisy open source MP3 player – This is a great little MP3 player and was a blast to put together, and fit into the neat case that I found. I would highly recommend this to anyone interested in electronics. The kit makes the whole process simple, and a […]
We did this on MAKE, and now CRAFT is ready — A few readers have asked if there was a way to get all the posts from the CRAFT blog sent to them each day via email. We evaluated a few fee/free services, and we’re pleased to launch the CRAFT daily newsletter. All you need […]
