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October 12, 2014

Cool Crowdfunding: October 12, 2014

7b6c6cae62683fa7c7ebd8bd722a41b1_large This week's collection of fun crowdfunding campaigns we think you should look at!

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Published on October 12, 2014 13:01

Sign Plus Plus at the Atlanta Maker Faire

IMG_1791-fx At the Atlanta Maker Faire on October fourth, I was happy to meet Payam Ghobadpour and Madeleyne Vaca who were showing off a prototype sign language translation glove called the Sign plus plus. They, along with Kelley Sheffield abd Andrew Thieck came up with this device at a HackGT hackathon […]

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Published on October 12, 2014 10:01

3D Printed Peristaltic Pump

Maker [Tim] used OpenSCAD to design his parametric peristaltic pump printed in one piec The parametric peristaltic pump pushes fluid through tubing using a squeezing process making it perfect for IVs and bypass surgery without the threat of contamination.
Its 3D printed already assembled, only the tubing needs to be inserted and it’s ready to roll.

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Published on October 12, 2014 08:01

October 11, 2014

Maker Faire Atlanta Slideshow

Kaylin Broussard is seen here showing off her and fiance Chris Bartlett's work on a rather unique recumbent tricycle. Also seen in the background is a bike with what look like the most dangerous wheels I've ever seen. Although I wasn’t able to photograph everything I saw at the Faire this year, here’s a few of the things I saw that were really great. From robots, to a little hovercraft, the many exhibits there made for a really entertaining and possibly even educational day! Filed under: Makers

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Published on October 11, 2014 13:01

Julia Christensen’s Upcycled iPhone Art Project

julia-christensen-burnouts-1 Media artist Julia Christensen is interested in what happens to "techy trash" like old phones when we're done with them, so she made a work called BURNOUTS from upcycled iPhones.

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Published on October 11, 2014 12:01

How-To: Hocus Pocus Book Replica

IMG00924-20110804-1016 Remember the spell book from Hocus Pocus with the creepy moving eyeball? Since it is the season of Halloween-movie-replica-prop-making, I’ve found a great DIY tutorial that covers the steps required to make a pretty accurate copy! This tutorial doesn’t include how to make the eyeball actually move, but I would […]

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Published on October 11, 2014 10:00

Animating A Halloween Door Knocker with Digispark

A software engineer turns a cheap $5 Halloween decoration into an animated nightmare.
A Digispark development board controls the LED eyes and knocker actuator for haunting effects.
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Published on October 11, 2014 08:01

October 10, 2014

How To: Giant Foam Head Frankenstein’s Monster Costume

Big Hands and Foam Head Frankenstien's Monster Costume by Scott Sauer All Hallows Eve Every October I make Halloween costumes for my kids. Through past costume builds I have learned two main things: eyesight is very important and keep the feet free to easily conquer sidewalks, uneven yards, and stairs.  To ensure the night of trick-or-treating is a treat, keep the […]

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Published on October 10, 2014 14:01

R2 Builders and 501st Legion at Atlanta Maker Faire

r2-1 On Saturday, October fourth, I was privileged enough to attend the Atlanta Maker Faire as a spectator, and to take photographs and report for Makezine. It was a great experience, and I think anyone that regularly exhibits their work can learn a lot from being on the other side of […]

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Published on October 10, 2014 13:01

New Project: Super Easy Halloween Bristlebots From Old Electric Toothbrushes

halloween-bristlebots-3 Halloween is a good time to invest in a new toothbrush, but before you throw out that old electric toothbrush, why not use it to give your Halloween decorations a little life by turning them into super lo-fi bristlebots?

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Published on October 10, 2014 11:01

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