These spiders look really simple to build, and the end results are a nice addition to your web-covered house. All the supplies are easy to find and inexpensive, just allow enough time for the paper mache to dry. Need Some Scary Spiders for your Spider Web? I thought so too! Here is a look at […]
Matt Mets writes: Mark your calendars! The next meeting will be on Tuesday, October 28th. Tho X. Bui will give an introduction to magnetics and magnetic material, and Bobby Metz will present his homebrew photography ball head. See you there! Phoenix DIY Meeting 9 Tuesday, October 28th @7PM North Tempe Community Center
Great venue, clever name, and groovy flyer: I’m there. Hope to see you and your projects, too!
They’re not Make or Craft, but a few other magazines do have a healthy sprinkling of DIY projects among their archives. Here’s a good one from Homepower: Passive Solar Retrofit… In A Weekend (pdf). As I find sustainable projects, especially those that are lower-tech, I find it interesting to look at any disadvantages and think […]
QUEST teamed up with us to show you how to make a tabletop linear accelerator that demonstrates the finer points of kinetic energy by shooting a steel ball.
Gottfried writes in about the DS brut – Hi there, at the beginning of this year, Gordan Savicic (who did the infamous “contraint city” wifi-nds-corset project, featured on MAKE blog, WMMNA and others) and myself desperately needed an I/O card for the Nintendo DS for a project of ours. So we set out to build […]
Ben writes in – So glad I found them with more than a week before Halloween — definitely making these! Look like real eyes, but they light up. They show you how to make the mask too! Never seen such detailed diagrams. You can print and then layout each component over the printout. I’ve never […]
