This project was made for stylish individuals who want to stay safe. Wear this mystical bike helmet to light your way when you ride at night.
Fingerprinting is an important element of crime scene investigation.
Classic Pong game using an Arduino Uno and a Nokia 5110 screen.
Remember that old Connect 4 game sitting in your basement/closet/chest/Batcave?
Folding origami paper into thirds can be challenging. When I first started learning origami, I always shied away from ANYTHING that made you fold into thirds. But I don't want anyone to be scared of folding into thirds, so here I show you two different ways to do it. You pick the method you like best!
Have fun making this really cute modular wreath origami design, by Mette Pederson.
The Magic 8 Ball is a fun toy that answers yes or no questions in a variety of ways.
The 1950s were a golden age for the curious kid builder of all things balsa, plastic, Erector, and Lionel.
In stop-motion animation, you animate an inanimate object by taking a picture, and then moving it or parts of it a little bit, and taking another picture. You string these pictures or “frames” together in video-editing software to create the illusion of motion. People in pixilations appear to slide around without moving their legs, move between two different points in the blink of an eye, or even fly (!) because they run from one place to another between each frame.
A glove box is a piece of equipment that lets you perform work on a subject while keeping it in isolation.
Think outside the cereal box to create an upcycled robot! Anyone who’s a fan of MAKE must, at a minimum, appreciate a good robot when they see it. So when there’s an easy way to create a robot from materials you have in your kitchen, it’s a great, budget-friendly way to have fun with your kids on a summer’s day—or anytime.
Build a bright light display that flashes to the frequencies of your music.
