Fablabs and makerspaces have popped up and persisted across the city (and country) and the work of their denizens a distinct feature of Maker Faire Taipei's offerings.
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Educator and e-textile artist Hannah Perner-Wilson gives insight into her process for documenting her ever-growing compendium of projects.
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Kia ora! Maker Faire is coming to Aotearoa!
The post Maker Faire Wellington: Stupid Robot Fighting, an Intrepid Cobbler, a Mythical Sea Creatures and not a Hobbit in Sight appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
The ever-clever Ben Krasnow experiments with printing plastic "electroless" PCBs on a 3D printer and laser cutter.
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add lights, sound, and interactivity with ease
The post Prop Building Gets Easy With the Adafruit Prop-Maker FeatherWing appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
Capture the spookiness of the autumn season with a life-size witch flying on a broom high in the skies.
The post Terrorize the Skies With This DIY R/C Flying Witch appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
Another cool design for a computer-controlled wire bending machine.
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Also inside: how your business can lean into a holiday like Halloween.
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see the latest opportunities for a maker to find work
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Here is a sampling of some great tips we picked up in our online travels this week.
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This week's coolest crowdfunding campaigns.
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Europe is lit up with the flurry of Maker Faires sprinkled across it, each Faire both similar in some respects (for example, 3D printers are fairly ubiquitous) and also a unique reflection of the community it represents. Maker Faire Bilbao, one Spain’s two annual Faires (the other is Galicia), presents […]
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If you have the patience, and a lathe, you can make one of these handsome, durable mallets out of recycled plastic.
The post Making a Gorgeous Shop Mallet Out of Plastic Trash appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
Here’s a super easy and fast project: eyes that seem to follow you wherever you stand! Use these for your Halloween props, spell books, or practically anything. They make awesome refrigerator magnets.
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Skateparks have become the little league fields of the 21st century, with one (or sometimes more) now in almost every community. But for those that haven’t found the municipal support or funding for their own yet, there are only a couple options — skate public sidewalks and ledges, or build […]
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For a charm of powerful trouble / Like a hell-broth boil and bubble!
The post Eye of Newt: Keep Watch With a Creepy, Compact, Animated Eyeball appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
From traditional, heirloom crafts to the latest in digital fabrication, the 8th annual Maker Faire Atlanta welcomes diversity in making with open arms.
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Every October I head to one of my favorite events, the East Bay Maker Faire held at Park Day School in Oakland, CA. It’s an activity-heavy gathering that spreads throughout the campus, both indoors and out, with a lot of nooks and crannies that amplify the magical experience of discovery […]
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A video tutorial on what you need to know to get the best results when printing fantasy gaming miniatures.
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As a scientist and a fan of creative tinkering, I thought it would fun to see what might result if Make readers were introduced to some of the tricks that ImageJ can perform.
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Jimmy accepts the Zombie Weapon Challenge and forges himself a scary-looking stabby thing.
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Also inside: tips from a hardware founder who failed on an epic scale.
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A mechanical engineer who moonlights as a Jane of All Trades maker on YouTube.
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One maker has taken it upon himself to create a replica of Banksy's art-shredding frame, following the roll-up-and-hide-it concept, and has shared his design files for others to build from as well.
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Tips and tricks and some Halloween treats, this week, from the world of makers online.
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The biggest beast that ever lived, the blue whale dwarfs even the dinosaurs
The post How They Made: Life Size Blue Whale from Recycled Plastic appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
A feature-rich microcontroller especially designed for Halloween and other multimedia projects.
The post Adafruit’s HalloWing, an MCU Optimized for Halloween Projects appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
we'll miss you Mjolnir, but Stormbreaker ain't so bad!
The post Sculpting Thor’s Stormbreaker From The Avenger’s Infinity War appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
This week, for the fourth year in a row, the most populous capital in the world is home to Maker Faire Beijing, the largest and fastest-growing gathering of makers in the region.
The post Robots That Challenge, Educate, Battle, and Play Soccer, All at Maker Faire Beijing appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
meet Emiel Noorlander, the practical engineer
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Have you ever thought of designing and sewing up your own everyday carry (EDC) bag?
The post Makers Designing, Fabricating Their Own Tool Bags appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
an all female space in Kansas City Missouri
The post Makerspace Spotlight: Cherry Pit Collective in Kansas City appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
Simple but eye-catching pumpkin carving effects that you can do even if you don't think of yourself as particularly crafty.
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Artist and maker Cameron Porter explores and documents his passion for making from his garage.
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Another week, another spankin-good collection of shop tips and tricks.
The post Tips of the Week: Hidden Tools, Superglue Strength Testing, Proper Nozzle Flow, and How to Tie Your Shoes appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
How to turn toy cars into Mad Max-style combat vehicles for the hugely-popular Gaslands wargame.
The post Converting Die Cast Toy Cars into Post-Apocalyptic Combat Vehicles appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
Maker Faire Denver, taking place October 13+14, is shaping up to raise the bar.
The post The Mile High City Celebrates Inclusivity by Welcoming Makers of All Stripes appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
See Maker Faire Rome in pictures and video, updated all weekend!
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Maker Faire Houston is back at the George R. Brown Convention Center for its 6th go round this coming weekend, October 14 & 15.
The post 10 Projects to Seek Out at Maker Faire Houston 2018 appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
such a simple system for a mesmerizing result
The post Introduce Some Chaos Into Your Life With Those Old Fidget Spinners appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
Some 15,000 people came out to explore a diverse variety of makers nestled into the nooks and crannies of the old Philips Philite (Bakelite) factory.
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Taking place this weekend, October 12–14, is Maker Faire Shenzhen, where future tech comes to play and collaborate.
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