llaven writes – “Mic stereo with little amp in a pencil box, i build this for my project http://www.archivosonoro.org is a non-profit project about the Soundscapes and Field recordings. This box use with a MD-510n Minidisc recorder with Analogical IN. Happy build!!!” – Link. Related: Bownie’s DIY Guide to Recording – Link. Build a Telephone […]
Check out this cool origami Jedi in Phillip West’s Star Wars Origami photo set! Star Wars Origami set – Link. Foldingfreaks photo pool – Link.
Today during the day there are 3 movies @ the Blip festival. We Are The Strange preview. This Spartan Life 8 Bit Tonight! Screening & performances – music and visuals. Super Mario Movie, noteNdo, Voltage Controlled, C-TRL LABS, The Depreciation Guild, Aonami, Covox, Bud Melvin, Nullsleep, Hally, Touchboy, Kplecraft. If you’re in NYC stop by! […]
Jake writes – “I have a Fender US Highway One series Stratocaster, which is a half decent guitar, but looks just like a million other Strats. I had been planning to replace the pick guard with a black mother of pearl guard but my experiments in electrolytic etching made me think I’d like to try […]
MAKE contributer Cy Tymony discusses and demonstrates “Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things” on Saturday, December 9th at 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Chicago Museum of Science & Industry’s “Big Idea” Science Store, 57th and Lake Shore Drive. The event is free to the public. – Link. Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things @ MAKE: Shaker […]
By Arwen O’Reilly I just landed in chilly Minneapolis but have been slowly warmed by the enthusiasm of the No Coast Crafters (they really are friendly out here in the midwest)! I happened to fly in on the same flight as Trish Hoskins’ sister, so I got a ride from the airport with her parents […]
MAKE is a sponsor of the Blip Festival 2006 NYC NOV 30 – DEC 3! So, stop by Friday (tonight) through Sunday. If you want to buy MAKE stuff super-cheap I have a table here! Tonight: Visuals: Voltage controlled, noteNdo – Musc: Rabato, Quarta330, Pepino, Mark DeNardo, Coova, Bit Shifter, Herbert Weixelbaum, Random. Bit Shifter […]
