We’re thrilled with the response that we’ve been getting to our new Make: Projects platform. We’re building up a nice library of projects, technique, and primer articles from us and user-submitted projects from the maker community. Thanks to everyone who’s checked us out and chipped in. Here are just a few items from the site. […]
Gears are easy to understand, make, and use, IF you know the vocabulary and can space the gears at the correct distance apart.
Terrie Miller of Permie.net has put together a wonderful roundup of DIY garden projects using upcycled materials. Learn how to build a seedhouse using a window or glass door, make a garden work table from old pallets, grow 100lbs of potatoes in 4 square feet, and construct a raised garden bed from cut branches. Terrie […]
What were your favorite project in the magazine this past year? All of the major projects are listed below. Vote for your faves. And PLEASE tell us know in comments if you actually built any of projects and what your experience was, if you were happy with the results, etc. What is your favorite MAKE […]
Gizmodo has a piece (syndicated from Lifehacker) on favorite DIY projects from 2009, with the ability for users to vote on their favorites. Not surprisingly, MAKE is heavily represented. Here are three of our projects that they include. Vote for YOUR faves. Build Your Own DTV Antenna Jimmies Uglified Camera Ask MAKE: Surplus TVs from […]
Genius. Brilliant. Clever. Sparkly. Instructables user gmoon has a great tutorial for shredding CDs into crystalline decorations.
Just wanted our readers to know that we’ve revamped our Projects section (the orange tab at the top) of the site. Make: Projects now contains all of the longer, original step-by-step projects we’ve posted on MAKE. We’re working on a categorized project listing as well, so you can browse by key categories. We’ve also added […]
