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July 3, 2014
Chris Neuenschwander Stains Things
Chris describes himself as: a caddywampus individual who very thoughtfully stains various surfaces with ink, paint, or other extremely toxic materials. Judging from the examples of his work that can be found on his site, that is a pretty accurate description. Chris, who operates as Noosh Studios, hand carves wood […]
Sliding Door Made from Old Pallets
Who doesn’t love turning trash into treasure? Pallets are typically found in warehouses for the compact-support and easy transport of goods. Anyone can pick up pallets possibly for free or less than a dollar. A family from Malaysia had the idea of connecting two pallets to create an interior sliding […]
A Secret Little Swimming Pool Art Installation in the Mojave Desert
Lost in the desert? Well, not to worry, you may be about to conveniently stumble upon a little public pool placed there by artist Alfredo Barsuglia.
July 1, 2014
Maker Hangar 2: 03 – Tricopter Build Part 2
In this episode of Maker Hangar, I show you how to finish building your tricopter. You learn how to solder all the ESCs together and finish bolting together the tricopter. In the next episode I’ll teach you about flight controller boards and how to set up one for your tricopter, stay tuned! If you want […]
Starship Bridge Simulator At Maker Faire Kansas City
Hammerspace, the local community workshop in Kansas City, really brought in an impressive show this year. They created a starship bridge simulator. This was complete with everything you would expect if you’ve ever seen an episode of Star Trek. There were multiple stations, each with a unique and important role […]
Nerd Girl Yarns At The Kansas City Maker Faire
One of the booths that was catching a lot of attention was this rainbow of color and texture just as you entered the building. Nerd Girl Yarns is based just outside of Kansas City, though they get their fibers from all over the world. Their booth at the Kansas City […]
7 Great Outdoor Projects from Make
We've been having fun and making things outdoors for a long time. Here are ten of our all-time favorite summer sports projects.
Barcelona Maker Faire Was Meravellós
The 2nd Annual Barcelona Mini Maker Faire has concluded with plentiful smiles all around. The estimates are in and between 2 thousand and 3 thousand people attended the event. The makers in attendance were of an amazingly wide variety of backgrounds, from food to giant robots and everything in between. […]
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