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November 18, 2014
New Project: How To Make An Inductive Charging Bag
Look, ma, no plugs! Make a totally wireless bag to charge your mobile devices, and kiss connectors goodbye.
Ultimate Guide to 3D Printing Video: 3D Printing Organs
Anderson Ta, one of the judges for Make’s Ultimate Guide to 3D Printing, shares his background in Bio printing. He discusses the difficulties with printing living tissue and recent advancements in that area. Anderson also shares some observations of the printers he saw during the review process. […]
New Project: ShopBot Desktop Universal Vacuum Hold-down System
Build a vacuum hold-down system with serious suction that works with any CNC router.
LittleBits Gives You AC Control With Its New Smart Home Kit
This summer, littleBits promised a world of DIY connected devices when unveiling its access-from-anywhere CloudBit module. Today, they move closer to that promise with the release of their Smart Home Kit, which includes among its 14 components an IR-controllable AC electrical socket. This AC accessory is the star of this kit. It […]
We Spent a Week with Carvey, Inventables’ New 3D Carver, and We Don’t Want to Give it Back
A clean, quiet, and seamless hardware/software experience makes this an addictive machine. 
New Project: Make a Robotic Balloon Muscle
Build a Robotic Balloon Muscle from the book "Making Simple Robots: Exploring Cutting-Edge Robotics with Everyday Stuff" by Kathy Ceceri, published by Maker Media. 
November 17, 2014
Cool Crowdfunding Nov 17: 10 Projects to Watch
Every week, we collect the crowdfunding projects that catch the eyes of Make staff. Here are our top picks for this week. 
November 16, 2014
Crazy Cat Home Improvements
What does one do who loves cats? You can always become a “crazy cat person” that has 20 or so felines running around the house. On the other hand, if you have a serious amount of skill and dedication to home-improvement projects, you can modify your house to accommodate their […]
Making Tiny Canons That Actually Work
Imjur user designs a scaled down fully functional Dahlgren cannon.The cannon fires steel ball bearings using 100-grains of black powder.
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