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March 28, 2017
This Pi-Powered Linux Terminal Is the Size of an iPhone
Making a handheld Linux device with the Raspberry Pi Zero W may seem a daunting task, but is easier than you think with the right materials.
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March 27, 2017
MakeVR Lets You Create 3D Models in Virtual Reality with Real CAD
There’s a new 3D modeler in VR town and it feels like a game-changer — MakeVR was released today by Vive Studios and Sixense. We tested early versions on the HTC Vive system and I can testify it’s an amazing experience, very intuitive and so natural feeling — you just […]
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Make Your Own Pocket Hole Jig
A jig you can fashion in your shop that allows you to make pocket holes without a commercial jig or special hardware.
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5 Tips to Make Injection Molding Less Daunting
Making the leap into production can be intimidating. Rapid injection molding makes it so much easier. And it's a lot cheaper than you think.
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Create Custom Screen Printing Designs at Home
Screen printing is very simple, and you can achieve pretty incredible results with primitive equipment.
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March 26, 2017
This Week in Making: A Zelda Ocarina, Robotic Darts, and Pi…Pie?
The 2017 Hackaday Project started just last Monday. The event is divided into five different challenges spread throughout the year with over $250K in cash prizes. The first challenge, Design Your Concept, continues through May 1. Those who wish to participate are tasked with creating something that will assist with exploring the unexplored. Creators need […]
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March 25, 2017
Weekend Watch: Everything from Rock Climbing to Camera Rigs with MAX Maker
If you’re tired of watching normal YouTube videos, why not take it to the Max with MAX Maker? Max’s projects are an eclectic mix of well-made builds, ranging from a motorized camera slider, to a steak knife handle, to a large ruler case. If you do watch his videos, you’ll […]
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March 24, 2017
Tips of the Week: Drilling Hooks, Concept Sketching, Electronics Helper App
How to drill hooks, think with a pen, point with a tape measure, and tune up a timer chip.
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Build a Simple Cocktail Drinkbot with Arduino
Ted Kinsman walks you through the step-by-step process for the conversational piece at your next party: a drink-making robot.
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These Intricate, Hand Built Suits of Armor Are Fit for a Cat
Jeff De Boer builds fantastical armor to fit cats and mice.
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