As was mentioned on Twitter recently, Evernote now has a MAKE-branded “Notebook” section, a collection of tutorials from Make: Projects that you can add to your personal Evernote account. Many of us are big Evernote fans here, so it’s great to have this partnership. Make: Projects on Evernote is part of their new Evernote Trunk, […]
Our bud Kent Barnes turned us on to this maker’s blog: Sir Richard’s Tool Kit. There are a number of nice projects here, including this sweet little micro mill made from scrap aluminum: It was a long time in the making, but I have finally finished putting together the micro mill that I started about […]
Sometimes crafting is just the beginning. The urge to create is the spark, then comes the making of objects- lots and lots of crafty objects. For many, the natural next step is sharing on the internet. Yet, for those inclined to knit, sew, or sculpt, diving into the world of web design can be intimidating. […]
Building these simple pegboard leaves for tool organization in a small space.
The BookLiberator Project is designing an open source, open hardware book scanner kit, to make it easy for anyone to archive their book collections without damaging them
So this is my question: based on experience, rather than theory, can anyone definitively say if duct tape wrapped around a PVC air chamber improves the safety of these devices? Please let us know in the comments. And if you shoot some video of your experiment, that would be totally sweet!
If your workspace is tight on space, but you still want to incorporate easy access storage for your tools and supplies, check out this tutorial from Christin of Pregnant … With Power Tools for building a peg board “leaves” system. The panels of peg board can be used on both sides, and open and close […]
