Howtoons: Recognize the 6 Most Common Types of Pliers
Are you using the right tool for the job? Make sure you use the proper pliers with this handy snapshot guide.
Continue ReadingAre you using the right tool for the job? Make sure you use the proper pliers with this handy snapshot guide.
Continue ReadingNot sure what to wear on Halloween? Let these super easy props and costumes inspire you to make something great.
Continue ReadingComics are often full of superheroes and fantasy. But who says they can’t also teach us the principal concepts we need to make great stuff?
Continue ReadingThousands of kids are engineering their own toys and science projects — and learning how they work — thanks to Howtoons. Created by comic artist Nick Dragotta, toy designer Ingrid Dragotta, inventor-polymath Saul Griffith (a MacArthur Fellow and former Make: columnist), and self-described “big kid” Joost Bonsen, Howtoons are instructional comics that show how to make […]
Continue ReadingWhen I was a little kid, my family got a few magazines that were a bit beyond my grasp, but I still felt like those subscriptions were mine. I didn’t understand all the jokes in MAD magazine, but I still pawed through the pages, ran the Spy vs. Spy flipbook, and spent many a minute […]
Continue ReadingMAKE’s Paul Spinrad reports from last night’s Pecha Kucha event in San Francisco.
Continue ReadingEast Bay Mini Maker Faire Call for Makers is open now through September 1, 2011. Makers, hackers, tinkerers, crafters, performers, workshop leaders, and artists of all ages from the eastern San Francisco Bay Area should get their application in now to participate in this 2nd annual East Bay Mini Maker Faire on Sunday, October 16th.
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