Working at O’Reilly Media headquarters, I’d been hearing the buzz about the new book Cooking for Geeks for quite some time, so I was thrilled when I saw author Jeff Potter filming a video in the Make: Labs on how to hack your slow cooker into a sous vide rig. Anyone interested in the science […]
Colin Miller has been working on the Gadgeteer system for the .Net environment.
Cat was nice enough to show me how to knit today. There is a lot you can do with this skill, practice and muscle memory go a long way here.
The last in our interview series with makers presenting at World Maker Faire New York this weekend is with Michael Owen, who is bringing his Potter’s Lawnmower Wheel. Necessity is the mother of invention, and as a potter, Michael created a tool he needed out of what he had access to. Here’s what he shared […]
We are so excited to be one day away from our first ever World Maker Faire, this Saturday and Sunday at the New York Hall of Science (NYSCI) in Queens. NYSCI has been a stellar partner, and of course they have some great exhibits in the works for us. We spoke with Dan Wempa, vice […]
In just over a week, we’ll be hosting our first ever World Maker Faire NY, taking place September 25 and 26 at the New York Hall of Science in Queens. The scope of projects that will be presented at the Faire is nothing short of amazing. One project is Karolina Sobecka’s Puff, the environmentally focused […]
World Maker Faire NY is taking place on September 25 and 26 at the New York Hall of Science in Queens. We’re really excited to be hosting our first-ever large-scale East Coast Faire and as part of the countdown, we’re showcasing some of the amazing makers who will be present. Today, we chat with Dr. […]
