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September 5, 2014
From Cubicle to Clock Repair
Learning how to repair antique clocks seemed like a good way to commune with the master automaton-makers of old. I didn’t expect that it would turn into an occupation that would allow me to leave my cubicle-based job for good, but a few factors made it possible.
Published on September 05, 2014 08:45
Raspberry Pi and MaKey MaKey Power Bus Stop Pac-Man
Make: Contributing Editor Alasdair Allan visited Maker Faire Trondheim last weekend and caught up with Frode Halvorsen, the general manager of Trondheim Makers. As one of the organizers of the faire, he showed off their advertising campaign, a Raspberry Pi and MaKey MaKey-equipped bus stop ad that lets pedestrians play Pac-Man. […]
Published on September 05, 2014 07:01
Bre Pettis Stepping Down As CEO of MakerBot To Head Up New Department
Bre Pettis will be leaving his position as the CEO of MakerBot in order to lead up a new division at the parent company, Stratasys, called “The Innovation Workshop.” Jennifer Lawton, who has been with the company since 2011, will be stepping into his place as CEO in 2015. While […]
Published on September 05, 2014 06:56
Folding VR Racing Rig
Maybe you like racing games. Many people do, and some buy an off-the-shelf wheel and pedals to enhance the experience. For some though, this isn’t nearly good enough, and in this case, Redditer Veriix decided to build a fold-away rig to use to get approval from the rest of the […]
Published on September 05, 2014 05:01
September 4, 2014
Insane Taxidermy Leads Artist to Prison
Gomez De Molina has an incredible imagination. He weaves these fantastic creatures into existence from bits and pieces. His taxidermy is whimsical, creative, and yes, illegal. If you look at many of these pieces you may be able to pick out some random parts of endangered species. Purchased off the […]
Published on September 04, 2014 14:01
Greenhouse Built From Discarded Windows
Published on September 04, 2014 13:01
New Project: The Zip Tie Lounge Chair
Transform 44 cable fasteners and a half-sheet of plywood into a streamlined lounge chair that’s perfect for the nomadic maker.
Published on September 04, 2014 08:35
Come Jam with Burnkit2600
Justin Emerson, Brett Marshall Lefferts, and Thom Uliasz are out to shatter the mystery of electronic music making. The trio perform, run workshops and make and modify electronic instruments under the name Burnkit2600. Last year at World Maker Faire in New York Burnkit2600 laid down the jams, keeping the crowds […]
Published on September 04, 2014 07:01
What Everyone Needs: An Eight-Foot LED Light Staff
Hackaday.io blogger 'Risknc' updates his Light Staff prototype, much to the excitement of the LARPing community. It is a 8-foot staff filled with High Intensity LEDs that put on quite a show.
Published on September 04, 2014 05:01
September 3, 2014
3D Printed Clay Art of Oliver Van Herpt
Oliver van Herpt has created an impressive 3D printer that can make elegant and complex clay pots in a matter of hours. Could this spark a boom in the pottery market?
Published on September 03, 2014 15:01
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