A maker couple who collaborate on projects and document their efforts on YouTube.
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Another week of great tips, tricks, and useful kludges.
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see Katelyn lift a car in the air like a maniac
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The 50-foot Serpents have made the pilgrimage to the Canadian capital for the 7th annual Maker Faire Ottawa this weekend.
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In its second year as a full scale Featured Faire, this year’s event showcases the work of 250 makers (and counting!)
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At the end of my first day of visits in NYC, I made my way to an evening meeting with Limor Fried and Phil Torrone at Adafruit. The entire Adafruit team is incredibly busy, having become one of the top manufacturing entities in New York City over the course of […]
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For Maker Faire New York this year, I finally made good on a promise to myself to visit my maker pals in the region. To do so I flew in a couple days early and hit the ground running. First up: littleBits and founder Ayah Bdeir. The snap-together electronic components […]
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Many of you probably remember the Zano drone, a kickstarter that raised over 3 million dollars, then collapsed, failing to deliver functional drones to backers. I’m not going to get into why it failed, but rather what happened to all those tiny drone bodies, circuit boards, and motors that were […]
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Back by popular demand!
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Check here all weekend for pictures, video, and more
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Last night, I was at the hotel lobby bar trying to wash down the five hour drive to Flushing for this year’s World Maker Faire. Spinning around on my stool I caught sight of a couple of guys doing weird things with rolls of masking tape. They would hold the […]
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In 2018, we’ll have an emphasis on maker’s capabilities and how their expertise matches with social and industrial needs.
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the opportunities for young people to make real-world impact are far too scarce.
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You can't expect your feline friend to have any old deck
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Bill of Punished Props bangs out a programmable LED prop lantern the day before DragonCon.
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The first Kathmandu Mini Maker Faire took place in 2016 after the 2015 earthquake and had a clear humanitarian focus to solve some of the greatest challenges faced by communities there.
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Since this is now Hurricane season, and NC, SC, Va got pelted with over trillion gallons of water in 3 days and floodwaters exceeded historic levels, what would you do if your area got hit by tornadoes, fires, hurricanes, and earthquakes? Do you have plans? Here are some ways your […]
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We’re proud to announce that a collection of our best 3D and CNC printing books is now available with StackSocial.
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Pask Makes turns a propane gas bottle into a shop forge.
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Get your groove on with some old junk
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Another week of making, another opportunity to learn new tricks of the trade.
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A well-known, pioneering maker, roboticist, and educator has died.
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Check out the fleet of awesome projects on wheels at Maker Faire Hannover this weekend!
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It may just wriggle right off the table and into our hearts
The post This Meter Long Steampunk Angler Fish Is Comprised Mainly of Scrap appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
Save some money and make some high-quality, color-controllable LED lights for your video recording studio.
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meet James Catron
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You've seen them online, now meet them in person!
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a little bit of history with a little bit of humor
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Fran Blanche explores and restores an 80s talking bathroom scale which has seen better days.
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keep these things in mind to grow your community
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In this collaboration between the popular Braille Skateboarding YouTube channel and Autodesk, Aaron Kyro and gang meet up with industrial designer Paul Sohi to test out a set of generatively designed, laser-sintered titanium skateboard trucks. The crew is wowed by the trucks’ diminished weight — said to be 45% lighter […]
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Build a simply, relatively safe CO2-powered racetrack for rocket cars.
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carved canoes to 3d printing, it's all here!
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Learn how to go beyond off-the-shelf components to push your smart home's limits.
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Well-known maker uses his YouTube channel like a video idea sketch pad.
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Another week of top tips from the world of making and breaking things.
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World Maker Faire New York is the place to go to see not only your favorite companies in the Digital Fabrication game but also the weird and wonderful projects that push the genre to the next level.
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Built-in bowl spinner, bean stirrer, and heat gun achieve a perfectly even roast, automatically
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There are group shoots for nearly every major TV show, movie, and game. Many of the creations incorporate 3D printing, LEDs, casting and molding, and other maker techniques to bring their vision to life.
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Come to Maker Faire and you'll get to experience things that no other event on the planet provides!
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