Eyeballs are my favorite things to make. They’re simple, they look awesome, and they’re creepy. I wear them as brooches, wrap their stem around things, or add them to houseplants. They also make great Halloween toys not made of plastic.
If you’re taking your microcontroller or SBC project to market, these pluggable boards might be what you need.
This Wednesday, May 25, we’re hosting a virtual event on Zoom to celebrate the launch of Make: Vol. 81, which tells you everything you need to build, fight and win at Robot Combat! The event is free for Make: subscribers and Make: Community members, and will consist of a panel discussion with Make: contributors and staff, followed by an after party with the panelists.
Name Shanna Haden Where are you located? Montgomery, PA What is your day job? 8th Grade ELA and Gifted (7-12) Teacher Do you attend a makerspace/fablab/hackerspace? I will be in April. What kinds of stuff do you make? The Montgomery Area Jr./Hr. School Gifted program has made multiple types of catapults, as well as a […]
I’ll admit, when I first saw The Positron 3D printer designed by Kralyn3D on YouTube, I kind of discounted it as a gimmick. It prints upside down, which is impressive if you have never seen it before. However, if you’ve been around 3D printers for a while, you’ve seen it, you’ve already asked all the […]
Brian Brocken wrote us to show off a project he recently completed, and is rightfully proud of. He needed to do some small production runs of some 3D printed chain parts, and wanted to do it with a fast delta printer, so he designed and built the Delta Belt 3D printer; the best of both […]
Name Bill Locke Where are you located? Canton OH What is your day job? Systems Administrator Do you attend a makerspace/fablab/hackerspace? yes CHAMP Makerspace in Canton Makerspace Website What kinds of stuff do you make? combat Robots, 3d printers, Misc ElectronicsHow did you get started making stuff? *I have been doing it my whole life. My […]
