We’re happy to welcome Oklahoma to the states that are airing Make: television. Those in OK can watch Make: on Mondays at 10pm starting February 23 on Oklahoma Educational Television. Those of you in Tulsa can also see Make: on Fridays at 1pm on RSU Public Television. Any MAKE Magazine fans in Oklahoma? Tell about […]
Check out the details for the Mini Robots that John Park builds in the Maker Workshop. Building small bots is lots of fun, and this project provides an excellent intro to the low-tech, hacker-friendly world of BEAM robotics. Give these builds a try, and let us know how they turned out. We’d love to hear […]
On this week’s episode of Make: television, Dan McCormick uses trimmings from trees and brush to craft ecological sculptures that control erosion and restore ecosystems. Read more on Dan McCormick and his environmental art at and visit his blog for some cool before and after pictures. In Maker to Maker, Mister Jalopy muses on a […]
In this Hidden Treasures segment, Mister Jalopy reveals the wonders of a Skippy Peanut Butter jar he bought at a garage sale that is chockfull of a kid’s treasures circa the 1950’s. Get the m4v, subscribe in iTunes, watch on YouTube or Blip.
Make: television presents: Uber Tuber – Zack Gens and Ted Groessling slice and French fry potatoes with each blast of an air cannon. Freeline Skates – Ryan Farrelly’s skates are made to simply step on and ride like two mini-skateboards. Asteroids Watch – John Maushamer’s watches tell time while playing Asteroids and Pong. Motorized Wheelchair […]
Two pieces of news… Last week this awesome note came in from a viewer who lives in Minnesota saying, “Dear Make-TV; Our whole family loves your show, but my 4 year-old son has found his very first “hero” in John Park. Will he be appearing at Make Day or at any other Twin City events?” […]
Geek Squad’s Founder and Chief Inspector, Robert Stephens, sent Make: television some info about an upcoming event that he’s judging called the Overnight Website Challenge. The event sounds really cool and all of the effort goes to helping 12 nonprofits. Mark Hurlburt is one of the event’s organizers, “The event is kind of a creative […]
