Leading off this week’s MAKE Flickr Pool round-up is amateur chemist Hayden Parker’s high-speed shot of a glass blown apart by the high explosive silver acetylide, which Hayden prepared himself. Don’t try that at home, kids.
Here are some cool things we saw in the CRAFT Flickr Pool this week: Monster iPod Cozies, from Holly Keller Steampunk Robot, from Pennies From Heaven Designs QRandom, by Shannon Henry
While searching for related content for this morning’s clever plastic bottle top hack post, I noticed that we have lots of binder-clip related tips, tricks, and hacks. Here are the most trafficked.
We’ve been having a great time covering interesting photography and design this month. Here’s a roundup of some of my favorite posts on these subjects from our archives. Up above, we have Sandhi Schimmel Gold’s amazing junk mail portraiture. How-To: Print on Fabric with an Inkjet Printer, by Andrew Lewis Dreamy Hand-Painted Photography by Sebastiaan […]
If you’re one of those highly-organized crafters who start making holiday gifts now, then this is a great time to tune into One Pretty Thing, where Rachel has been rounding up a wide variety of great gift projects. There are gifts for guys, gifts for domestic divas, gifts for pets and their people, and more. […]
Check out this week’s highlights from the MAKE Flickr pool! My personal favorite comes from user maushammer, who photographed the scariest NFPA diamond I’ve ever seen at the Boulder Hazardous Materials Management Facility.
I first wanted to call this post “When ‘Bots Attack” or something similarly FOX-esque, but couldn’t bring myself to do it. There’s been plenty of alarmism about robots recently, and swarming robots are particularly juicy targets for people looking to stir up controversy since there seems to be something particularly loathsome and/or frightening to us about swarming creatures in general.
