As cool as this superbad hexapod is, the coolest thing about it is that it’s the derivative of not one but three Thingiverse things, 5156, 5005, and 4378. The original didn’t work with the servos I had on hand, and I wanted to be able to add more articulation and improve bits without having to […]
Claire of Poopscape brought some old school photography charm to these IKEA Grönö lamps with just a little bit of Mod Podge and a handful of negatives. See how she brought it all together over on her blog.
From reddit user jabo27. [via Geekologie]
YouTuber chipos81’s Z-Machine port to the Livescribe Echo yields one of the best known text-based adventure games to paper.
Dig this groovy Bristlebot competition, somewhere in Germany, complete with a racetrack and starting-line GO! lights. [Via the MAKE Flickr pool]. Bristlebot-Rennen 2010 More: Bristlebot 2.0 HOW TO – Make a Bristlebot a tiny directional vibrobot made from a toothbrush!
Minnesota-based Make: Projects community member David Howard contributed a great how-to for making your own school mascot from scratch, complete with a cooling fan in the head piece to keep your furry mascot from overheating. Maybe your craft club needs a mascot too? Now you’ll know how to make one. Thanks, David!
Minnesota-based Make: Projects community member David Howard contributed a great how-to for making your own school mascot from scratch, complete with a cooling fan in the head piece to keep your furry mascot from overheating. Maybe your maker club or hackerspace needs a mascot too? Now you’ll know how to make one. Thanks, David!
