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October 25, 2014

3D Printed Lego Action Figure Rig

core-bricks Anyone that’s a fan of animated Japanese robots has probably dreamed of building one. After (hopefully quickly) realizing that this just wasn’t going to happen, making a model might have been a better option. For those of us that don’t have the patience or steady hand to paint a plastic […]

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Published on October 25, 2014 08:01

October 24, 2014

Finding Starter Projects: Teacher to Teacher

Maker-Ed-Cafe Sometimes the best way to get started with making in the classroom is to go make friends outside of it! In that spirit, today’s edition of our series on Finding Starter Projects shares some of the many professional development (PD) opportunities out there available to teachers who want to meet […]

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Published on October 24, 2014 15:04

How-To Video: Ghosts from Packing Tape

IMG_20141020_160934 This project was inspired by my recent post about packing tape sculptures other people have made. I really wanted to try it out myself and show you guys just how easy it is to do! To make this project you’ll need the following: A large roll of clear packing tape, […]

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Published on October 24, 2014 14:05

DiResta: Dracula’s Coffin

photo (4) Recently, I purchased a casket, and it prompted me to think about making my own.

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Published on October 24, 2014 12:03

Makers Against Ebola – Design Goals

Healthcare Workers Fighting Ebola on the Front Line (photo from US AID) The Fighting Ebola Challenge has hit its halfway mark. Ideas have poured in from around the world with over 700 people collaborating on solutions to help healthcare workers on the front lines. Makers are jumping on board. Some reminders about Challenge design goals from the OpenIDO team: First, ideas should have the potential […]

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Published on October 24, 2014 12:01

New Project: Trash Can Trauma

TCT-15_r Scare the wits out of visitors with this pneumatic spook

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Published on October 24, 2014 10:01

The Deconstruction: An Awesome Un-Competition

3.makingplaying-300x239 The Deconstruction is coming and you can participate. This event, referred to as an un-competition, can be a bit hard to explain at times. The Deconstruction is a live-streamed global event and game about re-thinking objects and ideas. The goal is to make the world a slightly better (or, at […]

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Published on October 24, 2014 08:01

New Project: White Chocolate Skulls Cast in 3D Printed Molds

white_chocolate_skulls Create your own custom spooky halloween skull treats using this configurable, parametric 3D printed mold form. Created in OpenSCAD by combining a scanned skull with a parametric box to create a food-safe silicone chocolate skull mold.

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Published on October 24, 2014 05:11

October 23, 2014

New Project: Make a Glowing Jack-EL-Lantern

HeroShot Tired of the same humdrum pumpkin carving routine year after year? Growing weary of identical jack-o-lanterns up and down your street? Here’s a techy, glowy fix that won’t catch fire, unless you consider the droves of fans at your doorstep too hot to handle. Today we’re making an electroluminescent jack-o-lantern […]

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Published on October 23, 2014 16:15

New Project: Dark-Detecting LED

wp20_fade_clip_gif Build a simple light-sensing circuit that switches an LED on when the lights go out.

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Published on October 23, 2014 16:01

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