On Monday we should have these available in the MAKE store – you can order a plier version (P4) or electronics version (E4). They’re very small and fit on your key chain. I’ve had one for awhile now and it’s been the perfect companion for mobile fixing, hacking and MacGyvering. Anyhoo, we are laser etching […]
Make: reader, Palenoue, sent me to go check out this great wiki about making your own Fabber. A fabber is something every maker should be dreaming of, imagine how fun it would be to make custom parts with something like this. – Link
Angeles Die Hard is an Art Show of Imaginary Biker Gangs starting Nov 27-Dec 14 at the University Union Gallery at Sacramento State in California. This Yahoo Yankees vest with detailed embroidery is part of the exhibit and was made by Candice aka “Snaggs” in Seattle. Snaggs says, “I should start out by saying I’ve […]
Nazli makes the cutest crochet hats to the likes of owls and frogs. The owl hat, as worn by her brother, even looks like a pilot’s hat when it’s on. You can visit Nazli every weekend from 1-6pm on Prince and Wooster St. in NY where she sells her hats. Nazli says, “Having learned knitting […]
MAKE Flickr photo pool member csc934 wants to know – What would you do with fifty iMacs – In the fall of 2006, there were a bunch of Imacs in the old girl’s locker room of the middle school. Nobody wanted anything to do with them, and since there were enough of them, it seemed […]
Regine at we-make-money-not-art and MAKE have a contest, she writes – “The guys at MAKE magazine have released one of the few (if only) open source mp3 players. It’s called Daisy. You get the kit, build the device, improve it and it’s meant to interface with anything. Phillip Torrone has offered to give away one […]
We have a lot to be thankful for this year–but most of all, we’re thankful for our readers and community of makers who make MAKE what it is. Have a great holiday folks, and enjoy this Thanksgiving-themed post filled with projects and more for turkey time… Liquid Nitrogen ice cream? Fractal pecan pie? A recirculating […]
