Who doesn't love the mechanical feel of typing on a typewriter? Two brothers hacked a typewriter to tweet out the messages they typed.
Learn this party trick first pioneered by the ancient trickster/tinkerer Ctesibius. The siphon in this cup will quickly teach you a lesson in moderation.
What a better way to show your love of electronics (and help you remember ohm values) than crocheting your own amigurumi resistors.
Pros of having a crocheted sandwich: Doesn't get moldy, is very cute. Cons of having a crocheted sandwich: Can't eat and we are very hungry.
You can crochet a simple star inspired by Wonder Woman and the bold lines and colors of old comics.
After a long day of working on the homestead, nothing beats a warm soak in a rustic cedar hot tub that was built for under $1000.
Most propane-based projects only require a basic low-pressure source. You can build one from off-the-shelf parts.
Build a tiny “Pepper’s Ghost” illusion to play holograms on your smartphone!
The PiKon telescope is an open source, 3D printed, Raspberry Pi telescope supported by a growing community of amateur scientists.
Platonic solids are great mathematical fun. Print, cut, and fold these shapes for homemade gaming dice — or use as templates for larger shapes!
You can grow a crystal around an LED light that's powered by magnetic induction.
You can whip up this super-easy edible paper in as little as 15 minutes and use it for secret messages, decorative foods, and more!
