Our Favorite DIY Chess Sets
If you’re a chess player and a maker, why not try your hand at creating your own unique set
If you’re a chess player and a maker, why not try your hand at creating your own unique set
Ian Martin shows off his very impressive homemade Star Wars Dejarik table and runs through its functions and game play.
You can make your own foosball table for about $5. All you need is cardboard, dowels, glue, and a marble or ping pong ball.
If you have some old controllers lying around, let these Nintendo controller mods act as inspiration for bringing your gaming up to snuff.
This homemade 6DOF motion simulator rocks and rolls like a professional rig.
We talk to the makers behind the giant-sized version of the Labyrinth Game — that vexingly difficult “ball through a maze filled with holes” game well all owned when a small child — that was on show at Trondheim Maker Faire.
Escape room games, or mystery rooms, or puzzle rooms, are trending, and many rely on Makers and Maker tech to make them work