Papercraft is a fantastic way to explore model making. With a steady hand, and bit of patience, you can print, fold, and glue your own Makey mascot!
Adafruit’s Fona microcontroller, with a GSM phone module, can be used to make your very own dieselpunk cellphone that can make calls and store contacts.
Make a mold and use resin to cast colorful copies of your records. You will have to be careful, and have fast hands, but it's easier than you might think!
This fairly low-cost modification to the X-Carve will improve the overall rigidity of the machine and keep the spindle consistently square to the bed.
Ted Kinsman walks you through the step-by-step process for the conversational piece at your next party: a drink-making robot.
Use craft store foam to cushion fragile equipment, like cameras and electronics.
Make this low-cost centrifuge to extract DNA on your desktop.
Collecting data for aerial imaging and remote sensing have never been easier.
Create renewable, carbon-neutral electrical power from bacteria.
Extract DNA from strawberries in this science experiment you can drink.
This is no ordinary, circular time telling device. Build your own clock with this elegant and uncommon face.
Whizz it around your head and hear it roar!
