Don’t Throw Out That Broken Hoverboard — Salvage the Parts for a Project
So your hoverboard is a fire hazard… Well, that doesn’t mean it’s good for nothing. Disassemble and cannibalize the parts for other projects.
So your hoverboard is a fire hazard… Well, that doesn’t mean it’s good for nothing. Disassemble and cannibalize the parts for other projects.
Use a laser pointer with a DIY oscillating optical fiber pendulum to detect and record movements of the Earth.
There’s been some restructuring at Make:, but 2016 will prove that the Maker community is coming together more than ever.
Use a handheld rotary tool to make holes in rocks for jewelry and other art projects.
Give Teddy a C.H.I.P. brain transplant and he’ll speak anything you type or tweet — with synchronized mouth and eye movements
Maker David Weiberg built this amazing Star Trek: TOS Enterprise bridge playset for his young son.
See how one dad built a child-sized tank-like vehicle for his young son using an electric motor, a car battery, and a custom design.