Make this solid oak tablet stand from master woodworker Jon Culshaw.
Build a DIY pan/tilt webcam sentry, and watch it from anywhere online.
Make a simple tin-can stove that costs 99 cents, runs for free, and sequesters carbon as you cook.
Developed by Shubham Banerjee, a 7th grade student from Santa Clara, California.
Simple modifications can make a big difference to someone with special physical needs.
Launch lots of little lights in a soda bottle rocket and see them parachute back down. It's LED "chutties."
A single fully-charged AA battery is incapable of powering high-flux LEDs. However with the aid of a toroid, bipolar NPN transistor, and the popular Joule Thief circuit, you can even turn "dead" batteries into a capable flashlight power source.
Whether it’s the “Fukushima plume” or giant monsters on your mind, the classic Civil Defense CDV-715 Geiger counter has a perfect retro-style case to house a modern, sensitive digital Geiger counter. Replace its guts and add a new analog-digital LCD meter and you're ready to detect particle flux from radioactive lizards. Make:'s go-to Geiger guy John Iovine shows you how.
Do the local animals think your front lawn is their personal toilet? Keep those unwanted visitors away.
Cast the tabletop and trough in one piece, then make it shine. "DIY Pete" Sveen shows you how, with complete steps and video tutorial.
When Evil Ninja Monster Ballerinas attack - ModULO can save the day! Build this 3D printed robot action figure for yourself.
Make your own Great Ball Contraption (GBC) using Lego and Makeblock.
