As an industrial designer, I’ve been particularly fascinated by products that have personality and emotion.
Roll your own photography light panel for a fraction of the cost of pro units.
Educator and Make: author Gever Tulley helps kids build their own drill-powered go-karts at his Tinkering School in Montara, Calif., using small welded frames, bike parts, and cheap corded drills.
This favorite stage prop launches streams of toilet paper into mid-air, or can completely mummify someone in the front row.
When you’re wiring a circuit on a breadboard, neatness counts.
[youtube https://youtu.be/ndRWsoCl6rk] Perhaps the most famous automaton, the fabled Turk, ended up being a clever hoax, not a true automaton.
We have a whole world of digital creative tools at our fingertips, but so few ways to express them out in the real world.
These handsome twig pencils couldn’t be any easier to make.
This automatic bicycle light from recycled and found parts is about the most eco-friendly DIY bike light in the world.
I am going to show you several ways that you can draw pictures on sidewalks and buildings using a pressure washer
The Raspberry Pi can be the beating heart of a classic video arcade machine. And who doesn't want one of those? Pair it with an Arduino Esplora controller and play all your favorite arcade games from the 8-bit era.
Use conductive thread to make a wearable LED display.
