Check out this mighty planet-killer of a kettle grill, sent to us by Bryan Tate. He’s a sheet metal worker who’s going to school, studying engineering, and is starting to put his projects online. May I suggest an R2-D2 barrel smoker as your next assignment? Death Star Grill
From the MAKE Flickr pool The day before Maker Faire [above, top-left] Roll Your Own Protoboard [above, top-right] Light-to-sound converter kit [above, bottom-left] Eggshell speakers [above, bottom-right]
During Maker Faire, people of all stripes were riding these crazy junkcycles around. I took a moment to speak with Tom Kabat, their creator on Sunday. Tom and his bikes were a mainstay of Bike Town, an area of Maker Faire that featured many bike builders and their projects. A former serious cyclist who still […]
If you have a Prius, and want to go more than a mile in battery mode, then you might want to check out 3 Prong Power 3Prong Power is delivering enhanced Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV) conversions for our customers. Our goal is to meet and expand the demand for PHEVs that has […]
Once Wed shows you how to make ornate bridesmaids’ headbands. From the site: Headbands are the “it” accessory right now and what a great and inexpensive way to add flare to the look of your bridal party. Headbands are also a great way to unify a party, especially if you opt to have mismatched attendees.
This week on the CRAFT blog we saw: Fluid Sculpture Dress at Maker Faire Blinking Doll Eye Ring Recipe: Chicken Tikka Masala How-To: Makeshift Bagpipes Ask CRAFT: The TSAs of Crafty Air Travel
Kathleen from Twig & Thistle shares details of a fun office Stache Bash party in which coworkers voted on colleague’s mustaches. She shows how she made the handy prize ribbons and has included a download with instructions for making the mustache on a stick!
