The more you learn about bonsai, the more you realize what you have yet to learn. Here is a simple primer to help you establish your roots.
One of the best parts of being a maker is sharing your projects with others. So here's a DIY way to spread your DIY ideas by printing a one-page book by hand.
Soil blocks greatly reduce transplant shock, leaving you with more survivors in your garden.
The fermented answer to urban composting.
Keep an eye on your roast wirelessly from your phone using an Electric Imp and a meat thermometer.
Build a passive solar, backyard habitat for native solitary bees.
Mapping your lot is the first step in designing a homestead.
Get organized! Instantly design custom-sized bins, then cut them by laser or by hand.
Create an awesome IR pen from a toy light sword and control your computer with gestures.
Use cheap photoresistors, phototransistors, and photodiodes to make powerful sensors for your projects.
This design for an external adapter lets you use a computer power supply without modifying it.
Salvage the piezo from an old toy and use it to build a small contact microphone that can be used to amplify acoustic instruments.
