Here are over 40 cylinder recordings from the early 1900s @ Archive.org – “The cylinder recordings available here are an online project started in 1998 by Norman Bruderhofer, a phonograph collector and audio preservationist from Berlin. Dedicated to the invention and development of the phonograph, the Cylinder Archive serves as a detailed source of information […]
Over the last few months or so we’ve had a lot of readers send in car-themed art pieces made from all sorts of things: wood, wire mesh, cardboard, cans and more – it would be great to get all these for one huge show, but until then check out Paddy’s great round up other incredible […]
Hey Crafters! If you are in the LA area, don’t miss the SoCal launch of CRAFT Magazine hosted by members of LA’s Felt Club. Meet Carla Sinclair – CRAFT’s Editor-in-Chief, Mark Frauenfelder – MAKE’s Editor-in-Chief, and chat with your fellow crafters. Eat cupcakes, win door prizes, or take some crafty how-to classes – Link. Related: […]
MAKE Flickr photo pool member Tsangal made a nifty switchbox with volume knob and jammed it in an Altoids (the project box of choice for Makers). The title of the project is passive pre-amp, but I’m not sure where the amping is being amped – Link. Related: Altoids and tin cases Archives – Link. From […]
Add this to the gross/awesome/fun Halloween and scary cake collection… – Link. More: CAKEs @ MAKE – Link. Related: MAKE Halloween projects – Link. MAKE Halloween archives – Link. Enter the MAKE & CRAFT Contests! Makers and Crafters, it’s time to enter our ghoulishly fun Halloween contests! Anyone, anywhere can enter, and depending on what […]
Jonathan Schwartz @ News.com has an article that will be making the rounds quite a bit regarding unencrypted information on some of the new credit cards. I fully expect our Makers to make a text to speech version that screams out names as people walk by – “They call it the “Johnny Carson attack,” for […]
Todbot writes – “The notes for the third class are up on the Spooky Arduino class page. Also are links to many of the Arduino code sketches used in the class. Here’s a 10-minute project that’s a glowing orb thing similar to the Ambient Orb (but much larger!) using the techniques from this week’s class.” […]
