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!
Use an Arduino and an H-bridge motor circuit to build an automatic can crusher
Build the “PinSim” cabinet controller and play VR pinball with real flipper buttons and an accelerometer-based nudge system!
Build a carnival-midway strength tester game using strain gauges and a comparator chip
Build a (pretend) bedtime scanner to repel creepy critters — so easy a kid can operate it.
Inspired by a Make: article, here’s a hand-cranked classroom science project that’s also a lot of fun.
Use moldable plastic to create great new practical jokes!
Use the new Pi 3 to make a touchscreen photo booth that instantly uploads to Google Photos!
