The basics on maintaining good posture and reducing back, neck, and hand fatigue after hours of close-up painting.
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Did you know that you can buy more than one type of fire extinguisher? Take a moment to familiarize yourself with each of their individual uses.
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This past week, maker professionals were all about hardware, environmental awareness, and new ways to fabricate.
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RobotGrrl is a robot missionary, intent on helping to understand and improve the environment through robotics.
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Here is your weekly dose of inspired tips from top makers.
The post Tips of the Week: FaceTime Helpers, Opening a Box (DiResta-Style), Going for Read, Not Reality appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
LED cubes, while fascinating, aren't particularly new. We've seen quite a few of them. However, this one, made by Instructibles user mosivers, adds a new twist.
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Chris Notap changes the T8 florescent lights in his shop to LED bulbs.
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A quick and simple repair using iron-on strips of wood
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Each year the number and variety of makers has grown, as has the community support.
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The Rainbow Lightbox uses an array of mylar tubes to create beautiful pixelated shadows of color and light. It's pretty fun to play with!
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If implemented, this network can deliver supplies from a blood bank to the hospital in minutes.
The post Raining Blood? Drone-Flown Vital Fluid Network Proposed for Palo Alto appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
You've seen them on YouTube, now catch these successful video producer celebrities at Maker Faire Bay Area!
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Another real-world use case of maker-friendly technology: e-scooter rentals.
The post Vandals Crack Open Dockless Scooter, Discover Particle Electron Board Inside appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
Ultimaker unveils new S5 3D printer targeting professionals and announces partnerships with industry leading materials manufacturers.
The post Ultimaker Releases New Printer And Announces Partnerships At Rapid appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
Is there a future where our Ikea furniture will be put together by machines of loving grace?
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HardwareCon is a two day celebration where entrepreneurs reinforce the message that "Hardware is hard, but it's getting much easier."
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The Modern Maker Podcast, in partnership with Rockler Woodworking, announced they're doing a woodworking video challenge where contestants can only use one sheet of plywood.
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Around the world, maker pros like David Lang, are making waves. David is the co-founder of OpenROV and author of “Zero to Maker." He's re-launching Open Explorer!
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One of our favorite cooking geeks forges his own knife from a coil spring.
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Low-cost advanced technologies, especially the open source hardware & software, enable almost everyone to get involved to show support for environmental protection. To celebrate Earth Day 2018, Seeed and hackster.io have launched an Earth Day contest to encourage the community to make & share projects that benefit the planet! The contest […]
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5 axis + Turning on your desktop would be awesome. Can they pull it off?
The post SwissMak Hopes To Bring 5 Axis Milling And Turning To The Desktop appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
Learn electronics from a patient and laid-back teacher who wants to share what he knows in a supportive, open-education environment.
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This week, we look at tips, tricks, and tools to help out in a workshop that most of us make in every day, the kitchen.
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Printing in steel allows for a beautiful finish
The post This Stunning Roman Inspired Helmet is Entirely 3D Printed appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
YouTube maker star, April Wilkerson, designs and builds her own workshop.
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One of our favorite parts of Maker Faire Bay Area are the spectacular displays of giant art and massive kinetic sculptures.
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from beginning to end, follow the process
The post Cast, Mold, and Mill an Aluminum Camera from Scratch appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
Starting this week, Target sells the Google AIY kits, both the Voice and Vision variants.
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Clem Mayer creates a VR rig for an immersive experience of the classic video game Doom.
The post Building a Raspberry Pi-Based VR Gaming Rig for Vintage Doom appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
MakerBot announces new certification program for educators helping to give them the tools to create curriculum to bring 3D printing int o the classroom.
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Sean Hodgins takes a few moments to show a great example on how to make your own actuators.
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What does it even mean to be a maker, to run a makerspace, or to participate in the Maker Movement?
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Read this harrowing tale of maker pros who put everything, down to their bank accounts and homes, into a startup they believed in.
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Maker Graz brings his unique and wack-a-doodle sensibilities to project videos.
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This week's roundup of drilling, 3D printing, bondo tips, and more.
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