13 Smells You’ll Smell in Every Makerspace
Any given makerspace is full of machines, tools, people, projects, food, you name it. Here are the 13 most common smells you’re guaranteed to encounter.
Month: September 2015
Easy DIY: A Knife Sheath Made from Balsa Wood
A professional chef shows an easy process for making protective knife sheaths from balsa wood.
Watch: US Navy Drone Flies, Swims, and Dives
The U.S. Navy has some of the most advanced drones in the world, so it’s no wonder that they are developing one that swims, too.
Amateur Radio Buffs’ Quest to Connect Quake-Ravaged Nepal
How amateur radio buffs distributing gear aided earthquake recovery in Nepal.
13 Questions for the Chronic Maker Who Builds Giant Clocks & Destroys Computers
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, native Tom Gralewicz is a chronic Maker. We asked him about destroying computers, Barbie trikes, and giant clocks.
Incredibly Charming Lego Minifigs Interact with the Real World
When French extreme sports photographer Sofiane Samlal (working as “Samsofy”) isn’t photographing roller bladders and skateboarders, he likes to spend time introducing Lego minifigs into the real world and photographing the results. He seems to especially love creating scenarios where superhero minifigs adjust to life on a grander scale. There really is something almost enchanted […]
You’ll Want to Build This Mesmerizing Sand Pendulum — And Then Stare at it for Hours
A sand pendulum is a decorative piece that relies on momentum to furrow fractalesque patterns into a plot of sand. Check out this awesome build for inspiration to build your own!
