You can make an easy wooden ring with your drill press.
Working with hot glass, also known as lampworking, is an easy way to get started making small-scale glass art.
Create a cool, breathing LED lighting effect for your Halloween pumpkin using an analog circuit. No microcontroller required!
The phrase "cute as a bug" finally makes sense! Learn how Zoe and her mom made this amazing praying mantis costume.
Make this cardboard Transformers costume — no paint necessary, all the color is added with adhesive shelf liners and duct tape.
Building this spooky, spinning ghost mobile is a great way to learn how to make gears and get into the Halloween spirit.
Inspired by portals seen in Star Wars, this mechanical iris uses gears to open and close, making a stunning peephole for your door.
Create your own drip-brew coffee stand out of hardwood using a CNC router and a simple, elegant design template.
This year for Halloween my son wanted to be a wizard. To go with his costume, I made him a flashlight wand that's turned on with a magnetic reed switch.
LEDs are the perfect touch to add a creepy red glow to your Halloween props. Make them fade in and out with a simple Arduino sketch.
No battery needed! You can make simple paper circuits run on static electricity!
Bring your woodworking skills up to snuff with this easy-to-build table made from 2×4s.
