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December 6, 2017
Hack Your TV Watching with a Two-Button Remote
Lucas Pacentrilli built a remote to make things easier on his girlfriend's grandfather, who struggled with changing sources on his TV.
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A Citizen IoT Network for Makers has Formed in San Francisco
Noodle! Coins uses low power Bluetooth to crowdsource connectivity for maker devices at a radically cheap price.
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Add Patterned Skins to 3D Prints with Hydro Dipping
Hydro dipping is the process of transferring images from hydrographic film onto nearly any 3D object by floating the image in a tub of water.
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December 5, 2017
How To: Quick and Sturdy Workbenches
Turning old doors and 2x4s into rock-solid little workbenches.
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TechShop’s New Owner Discusses Future Plans
The interview goes into their ideas for necessary changes to the company, possible options for previous members with lifetime memberships, their background with Sunflower Wind, an interesting connection to CIA chief Mike Pompeo, and more.
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Maker Faire Shenzhen’s Focus on Maker Pro, Education, and Large Scale Art
This year, Maker Faire Shenzhen had a heavier focus on maker pros and education, offering lessons and tours for inexperienced or young makers.
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This “Bee-Dimensional” Printer Creates Some Sweet Looking Prints
These honeycomb sculptures are the result of the B-Code biological 3D printer, a printer that relies on bees to create pieces of art.
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December 4, 2017
Adam Savage Learns About Creature Prop Restoration
The painstaking preservation of the animatronic puppets from the Gremlin films.
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Build a DIY Thermocam
My path to building a low-cost, DIY thermal imager kit
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Santa and His Merry Band of Elves Come Alive in this Display
Santa and his merry band of elves come alive in this automated display. Head on over to Maker Share to see it in action.
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