My friend Greg Long of the wonderful Gama-Go emporium of cool products is looking for people who are interested in starting a hacker space in a building that Gama-Go might move into. He writes: My partner Chris and I are scratching our heads and wondering if there’s someone who’d make for an awesome and complimentary […]
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.
This morning I happened upon a group of folks preparing a large batch of oobleck for people to walk on and play with at World Maker Faire. It’s pretty neat how goopy and loose it can be with a soft touch and then solid on a fast impact.
Here’s a neat contraption: a vibrating conveyor that can move objects up a ramp without using a belt.
One of their latest projects has been to build an automatic chicken waterer, which consists of a large barrel for water collection, a sturdy stand, and a commercial water bowl.
Nyle Steiner of sparkbangbuzz built a Simple Homemade T.E.A. Laser using some pieces of scrap aluminum and a moderately high voltage power supply.
This Rustic Mallet video and step-by-step how-to over on Borganic.net is amazing.
