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March 18, 2014
New Project: Solid Oak Celtic Braid Beer Coaster
Still in the St. Patrick's day spirit? Bart Dring, the inventor of MakerSlide, walks you through machining a solid Oak Celtic Braid Beer Coaster. 
New Project: Hack Your Closet!
Why live with closets the way someone else built them? Hack your closets for your own needs. Add a lower hanger bar for shorter clothing or to put kids' jackets within easy reach. Add shelves for convenient storage of commonly used items. This is an easy project that can be completed in a weekend. 
Walking in a Maker Wonderland: Makerland Day 1
The first day of Makerland, a new European maker conference, began with informative and inspirational talks from makers and maker pros.
Design a Maker Faire Info Kiosk & Win a Trip to the Bay Area!
Design an information kiosk utilizing SketchUp software and ShopBot CNC machines and you could win a trip to the Bay Area Maker Faire!
Open-Source Furniture
Open-source hardware isn’t just machines and electronics, With the rise in popularity of CNC routers and laser cutters, OSHW has expanded into furniture. The result is a fabrication movement where designs are shared globally but fabricated locally and parametric design enables infinite configuration for personal fabrication. Open Desk The OpenDesk project […]
March 17, 2014
Join Us for Intel Galileo Maker Sessions, Launching Thursday
The Getting Started with Intel Galileo Maker Sessions are just around the corner! Join our Google+ Community to connect with other makers and watch the Hangout On Air this Thursday evening.
Anatomy of a CNC Mill
Chris from Rocket Brand Studios takes you on a video tour of his industrial strength CNC mill, explaining the basic components and dispensing advice on building your own. Watch the video to learn more about linear bearings, ball screws, stepper motors, controllers, cutter heads and spindles, cooling and dust removal, and even shopping tips.
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