A sand sculpture of a mosque, a beach cleaning robot, an underwater robot for monitoring oil spills in the ocean, wooden models of the traditional sailing boat known as a dhow, a proof of concept for an air conditioner that uses ceramic tiles to reduce the amount of electricity used […]
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Chris from Clickspring recreates the type of push drill that was likely used to fabricate the ancient Antikythera Mechanism .
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Engineering.com recently released a great guide for reading markings on capacitors. Check it out if you haven't seen it already!
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Giving players a greater sense of weight and touch is a hot topic in virtual reality right now. It only makes sense that makers would jump at the problem.
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Alex makes fresh lasagna and touches on 11 essential chef skills along the way.
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This week, we cover the ins and outs of past startups to bring you the dos and don'ts of selling your business one day.
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It's so inspiring to see makers who are this bright and talented at such a young age.
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This week's tips on cleaning, cutting, scraping, storing, and repairing.
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This approach to 3D modeling may appeal to you. The layered approach takes a little thinking, but you'll create some pretty interesting shapes.
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Ever use Cinema 4D to model your 3D prints? There's no better time to learn than the present!
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Discover an excellent YouTube channel for learning hobby electronics, microcontrollers, robotics, and drones.
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Evan and Katelyn are back again, this time with a fantastic table project that mixes traditional woodworking with CNC tools.
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Check out these three food makers from around the world who are using their own unique backgrounds to put their own spin on fermentation.
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Instead of designing a custom vinyl decal for her brother's laptop, Ootoro Torres painted a unique Stitch (from Lilo & Stitch) directly on the laptop's surface.
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Hot on the heels of yesterday’s delightful discovery of Vorpal, a lovable scamp of a hexapod, I decided to poke around to see what other Arduino-based robot projects there are out there these days. I found this YouTube video rounding up ten robo-critters. These include a robo-dog, a robotic cat, […]
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Check out this DIY smart farm that will keep all of your home grown vegetables and plants watered and healthy.
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Makerversity is a “pioneering community of Maker businesses” that's growing out of both London and Amsterdam.
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Check out the sick moves on this open-source, 3D-printable hexapod robot.
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This week, hear from startup outsiders and french maker pros, and learn more about new hardware from Particle.
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Sewing, equipment cleaning, storage, epoxy basics, gear-making, and more. A little something for everyone this week.
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Meet the new Argon, Boron, and Xenon boards.
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After watching Black Panther, 3D print T'Challa's spear from the movie. It'll make for an excellent prop for a Halloween costume or cosplay.
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If you're uncomfortable working with stained glass, colored resin offers a safer alternative that achieves similar effects.
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Instead of dropping $6000, use an Alexa to build your own fancy toilet that will flush when you tell it to.
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This man designed and 3D printed a custom fairing for his coworker's daughter's prosthetic leg. Best of all, the designs are open source!
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How to create realistic rigging on a sailing ship model for a tabletop piracy game.
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fed up with my fat wallet, I decided to make one that was super slim
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Who hasn’t seen Mythbusters and wanted to watch something blow up in slow motion? This husband and wife couldn't resist the call and built a propane cannon.
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John Saunders of NYC CNC took a bit of a departure from his machining focused tutorials to do an extended length tour of MHub Chicago.
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A mad musical inventor turns 45 Furbies into an adorably animated weapon of sheer sonic horror.
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Learn to use 3D printing to create dragon scales and other types of detailed props that can be printed right onto the fabric of your next cosplay.
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This week, we learn a few lessons from company layoffs and dive into how machine learning can affect the careers of maker pros.
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I’ve been doing these game controller modifications, to make gaming easier for people who have physical disabilities, for a few years now. Over that time, I’ve come up with a method that is quick, relatively easy, fully functional, but a bit ugly. The most common complaint I get is that […]
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Photo tips, 7 ways of desoldering, a needle threading trick, and more.
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Got a laser cutter? Carve and construct your own fidget cube. It will provide way more entertainment than an ordinary fidget spinner.
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