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October 13, 2017
This Lemonade “Stand” Is a Giant Drivable Lemon
Video game artist Rob Adams and his son built a mobile lemonade go-kart stand in the shape of a giant lemon.
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October 12, 2017
Design and 3D Print Your Own Gaming Miniature Bases
Design and print your own custom gaming bases while learning Tinkercad.
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Mold Your Own Edible Adam Slug From Bioshock
Learn how to create the mold that will allow you to make a gummy variation of the super powered-infused slugs found in Bioshock.
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Circus Arts, a Robot Petting Zoo, and a Fire-Breathing Dragon Meet at Maker Faire Pittsburgh
So many sights and sounds you won't want to miss!
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Build a Chair Workshops Bring Hope to Thomasville’s Maker Community
After losing a big part of their economy to Chinese manufacturers, Thomasville opened up a makerspace to recapture its citizens maker pride.
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Edible Innovations: Hacking for More Sustainable Schools
CentriSeed Innovations provides sustainable solutions to communities both local and abroad, and develop student's professional skills.
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October 11, 2017
3D Carving Is More Than Just a Tool, It’s a Community (and a Book)
Inventables wants to build communities that encourage creators to try 3D carving. To that end, they're making their machines more accessible.
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Making Sense of the Confusing Landscape of Embroidery Software
So you bought a new embroidery machine, but what type of software should you be using? These recommendations should help you get started.
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Learn Essential Maker Skills with Our New Interactive Workshops
Our new workshops on Maker Share will help creators get the maker skills they need to start building the stuff they want.
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October 10, 2017
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