John Park poses a kitty conundrum: Who’s going to feed the cat while you’re on vacation? Using a motor from an old VCR, he creates an automated feline feeder. While building this Make: magazine project, John learned that newer VCRs have safeguard technology, limiting access to the motor. Watch John as he demonstrates his solutions […]
Introducing Cyclecide, an inventive band of Bay Area performance artists who make creations out of materials from the junkyard. These Makers create everything from amusement park rides to outrageous bicycle contraptions to found-object sculpture. Plus, we take a historical spin through the origins of the modern bicycle. Check out Cyclecide’s website at cyclecide.com. Get the […]
There’s still time to start making or just watch this week’s Weekend Project: Pole’s Eye View. You can view the video here, grab the PDF here and subscribe in iTunes to get all our Weekend Projects and PDFs delivered each week.
Get a bird’s-eye-view of the world with this Pole Mounted Aerial Rig for photography and video. Thanks go to William Gurstelle for the original article in Make: Volume 16 To download The Pole’s Eye View MP4 click here or subscribe in iTunes. Check out the complete Pole’s Eye View article in MAKE: Volume 16 “Pole’s […]
Get a bird’s-eye-view of the world with this Pole Mounted Aerial Rig for photography and video. Thanks go to William Gurstelle for the original article in Make: Volume 16 View the PDF
One of our Maker Channel videos on Make: television, YouTube favorite, Junji Koyama plays flutes he makes out of carrots, peppers and broccoli. He was excited to share his videos with us and we really appreciate his submission. To submit videos of your own, visit our submission site. Here’s the M4V and/or subscribe in iTunes. […]
MAKE: television is right around the corner! Check out the countdown clock on the MAKE: blog page. January 3rd online – hitting Public Television shortly after! In this week’s smashing video post, Walter Kitundu and Luigi Anzivino rig a baseball bat to a camera that captures flash photos at the exact moment the bat strikes […]
