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November 22, 2014

Cool Crowdfunding Nov. 22: Landspeeders to Rope Making and Conductive Ink Erasers

landspeeder The Landspeeder Project see on kickstarter Phoeard see on kickstarter Whisker IoT see on kickstarter Safari Trike see on kickstarter Winglights see on kickstarter Rope-o-matic see on kickstarter  Erasable Circuit Marker see on kickstarter   Filed under: Crowdfunding, General, Hacks

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Published on November 22, 2014 07:01

November 21, 2014

Check Out the New All-Metal Printrbot Plus

3D printer maker Printrbot continues its evolution into a more mature industrial design with the release of the new metal Printrbot Plus.

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Published on November 21, 2014 18:47

IcosaLEDron: 20-Sided LED Ball

Bored with playing games with a non-glowing ball? Why not build your own IcosaLEDron, a programmable, LED-enabled glowing contraption about the size of a baseball. This ball, as seen on Instructables, features 20 sides that light up as different colors depending on the situation. An ATmega328p board, which is Arduino-compatible, […]
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Published on November 21, 2014 13:01

10 DIY Thanksgiving Mason Jar Ideas

Pumpkin Pie In A Mason Jar ( Link) Have some mason jars laying around? Make Thanksgiving decorations!

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Published on November 21, 2014 11:01

Why the Banana Piano Makes Sense

In the impromptu Makey Makey Photo Booth, a high-five completes the circuit and triggers the camera. Blindfolded, the child sat at a table before a set of toy bricks and another set of cubes. The child was asked to pick them up and sort them, putting bricks on one side and cubes on the other. It’s a simple but useful task for a 3-year-old, one of […]

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Published on November 21, 2014 09:01

Ambulance Drones Could Change The Future For Cardiac Arrest Patients

ambulance-drone_inuse_426x330 Cardiac arrest survival rate could rise from 8% to 80% with the help of drones

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Published on November 21, 2014 07:01

10 Terrific Trebuchets

Atomic Shrimp’s Two Hour Trebuchet was designed and constructed in a mere 2-hours (hence the name). Amazingly enough, there were no blueprints used for the build, which uses 1-ich batten for the frame and throwing arm. A heavy engineering brick strapped to a wooden skid serves as the counter weight, which is used to fire tennis balls as projectiles. (Link) The DIY catapults and trebuchets are as varied in their design methods and materials as there are people in the hurling community.
The age old siege weapon is still being used today in skirmishes on the modern battlefield.

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Published on November 21, 2014 05:01

November 20, 2014

Eric Huebsch’s Humorous Blinking Rock Sculpture

rock-brother-1 This blinking rock sculpture by artist Eric Huebsch just can't help but look a little sentimental

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Published on November 20, 2014 16:01

New Project: Solder a “Draailampje” Mini Flip Light

Light_Jar_Baker "Flip lights" — turn them upside down, and they’re off. Turn them back up, and they’re on. Here's an easy soldering project that's really fun to use. New from Make: Volume 41.

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Published on November 20, 2014 14:01

DiResta: Inc. Clock Sign

FullSizeRender I was asked to design and make the sign/clock for the Inc., a maker space at Solomon Schechter School

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Published on November 20, 2014 12:12

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