The latest DIY ideas, techniques and tools for the kitchen, garage and backyard from food to furniture to fun & games for your family.
Mike writes – “Sketching in Hardware ended yesterday, and it was awesome. We had folks from all over the DIY electronics spectrum talking bout creating tools for easy development of DIY electronics: David Mellis, of Arduino, Bjoern Hartmann and Scott Klemmer of Stanford, Nathan Seidle of Spark Fun, Tom Igoe of NYU, David Zicarelli, author […]
Ok Makers, O’Reilly is having a Photoshop cook-off contest, I’m pretty sure one of our MAKE readers could easily win it, you don’t need to buy anything, just photoshop something based on the books (or free PDFs) from the Photoshop Cookbook series – feel free to use the available MAKE photos from Flickr pool (with […]
Dirkus writes – “This altoids tin can help you replace an Xbox’s hard drive without any pesky modifications to the Xbox. It reads the EEPROM off in a fraction of a second, so you can feed it to whatever Xbox drive restoring/locking program you’re using and drop a new drive in the console and get […]
Join Make’s Editor and Publisher Dale Dougherty at a London pub on Monday June 26th after 6pm. He will be meeting with James Larsson, author of the VCR Cat Feeder project, and would like to meet other makers in the London area. Meet at “The Windsor Castle”, 114 Campden Hill Road,London W8 7AR. If you […]
Here’s a video on how to flash the new DS lite so you can play homebrew games – [via] – Link.
Our pal Mike at Popular Science’s h2.0 has a fun DIY Backyard Theate – Link and how to.
I really like this portable 8-Bit Nintendo from Fastmhz, uses an old NES and a PSPOne screen – Link.
