The latest DIY ideas, techniques and tools for the kitchen, garage and backyard from food to furniture to fun & games for your family.
MAKE pal Robert writes – “We just had our third Make:Philly meeting last night and I gave a presentation on: “Make Your Own Robots: Integrating and Controlling Popular Electronics and Robotics kits with Adobe Flash” I showed off BlueMelons BlueSense Kit, MakingThings Telo kit- talked about the new Make Kit and Vex, demonstrated a LEGO […]
Check it out, Nat posted up the Maker fest line up for EuroOSCON on September 20th… Make Magazine once again hosts Make Fest, an evening of inspiration, know-how, and spirited mischief-making. Expert makers share their projects, creations, and dirty little secrets. Embrace the technology in your life–join in, roll up your sleeves, and tweak technology […]
Saturday September 16th and October 14th @Stitches 711 E. Pike St. Seattle Sunday September 17th and October 15th @Fuel Coffee 610 19th Ave E Seattle I came to this in August and saw some amazingly cool crafts and bought the coolest hand puppet made from a recycled sweater. Someone geeky get a website set up […]
Howdy Makers, just getting back in saddle from Burning Man 2006, an arts festival held for 8 days in Nevada on the playa of the Black Rock Desert with 40,000 people, many of them Makers. In fact, besides the ticket price, the other requirement that seemed to be present was the Maker spirit. I’ve never […]
At Chicago’s Moto restaurant you’ll be able to enjoy papercrafts, that is rather, you’ll enjoy eating them. Chef Homaru Cantu modded his Canon inkjet printer with food-based ink which he prints onto edible paper. [ via ] Link.
Ben Heckendorn made a freaking Xbox 360 laptop, (buy his book, seriously) he writes – “A friend of mine asked back in May “Can you build an Xbox 360 laptop?” And I responded “Sure, can you pay for it?” He agreed, and thus I set forth on what was surely to be my most complex […]
Alexei (natrium42) hacked up a CF card adaptor for a Nintendo DS to connect up a 40GB hard drive, he writes “To get back to hardware development, I decided to do a quick IDE to GBAMP (GBA Movie Player v2) hack. I also took a few pictures for the few people interested in doing this […]
