Make:13 hours agoCreative Engineering Under Pressure with Jesse Velez and Ben EadieMake: - By Sam Freeman“I like to think I’m smart enough to say yes to everything, but the reality is is that I’m too dumb to say no“Ben Eadie Raptor House FX wowed passersby in NYC and Maker Faire attendees with a working animatronic severed hand created for Netflix’s Wednesday. If you read about it in Make:, saw it in …
Make:2 days agoAdafruit Hit 800 Open Source Hardware CertificationsMake: - By Sid DrmayThe Open Source Hardware Association (OSHWA) runs a free program that allows creators to certify that their hardware complies with the community definition of open source hardware. Whenever you see the certification logo, you know that the certified hardware meets this standard. Currently, the …
Make:4 days agoTurning Snake Shed into Gold: Casting Dice with Alchemist's AtticMake: - By Liz BragerLiz Brager (AKA Alchemist’s Attic) casts incredible creations. Ultimately these will determine the fates and fortunes of heroes, but each one is a work of art. When she posted an incredible snake shed dice video, we just had to learn more. We reached out to find out how she got into dice making, …
Make:6 days agoFlashback: Kite Aerial Photography Puts Your Eye in the SkyMake: - By Charles C. BentonTo celebrate 20 years of Make:, we’re looking back at projects from our first issue. If you’ve ever wanted to take really bird’s eye view pictures with a film camera, here’s Kite Aerial Photography from Make: 01. This article appeared in Make: Vol. 01.Subscribe to Make: for more great articles.Kite …
Make:Open Source Hardware Certifications for December 2024Make: - By Sid DrmayThe Open Source Hardware Association (OSHWA) runs a free program that allows creators to certify that their hardware complies with the community definition of open source hardware. Whenever you see the certification logo, you know that the certified hardware meets this standard. Currently the …
Make:What is a drawing machine?Make: - By Sam FreemanPen Plotters are all the rage again! Drawing machines continue to capture the maker’s imagination, but we’ve been here before. Since the Renaissance, humans have used machines to draw. Early machines assisted artists in making life-like renderings, but they soon evolved into complex devices that …
