I was part of the team that launched MAKE: (a technology project magazine) and served as its editor-in-chief for 12 wonderful years. I just found out that archive.org has a searchable archive of all past MAKE: issues. Enjoy!
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10:21 am Tue
Jul 16, 2019
Complete run of MAKE magazine on archive.org
DIY plywood chair with book storage
Laura Kampf made this cool looking plywood chair with a storage space for books. She says she’ll upload plans for making one of your own soon. If you like videos of people making things, I highly recommend Laura’s YouTube channel. She makes a new thing every week, such as a cargo bike, a bike trailer […]
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HackSpace magazine lowers its US print subscription price
In case you don’t know, HackSpace is a terrific monthly maker magazine from the U.K. Published by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, HackSpace includes articles by bunnie huang, Andrew Lewis, Marc de Vinck, Sophy Wong, Bob Knetzger, and many other authors you many recognize from the pages of Make: magazine and other domains of the maker […]
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DIY electromechanical sequin clock inspired by the popular kids t-shirts
My daughter loves the flip sequin shirts that are all the rage for kids these days. Ekaggrat Singh Kalsi’s daughter digs them too and she inspired his fantastic Sequino clock that “writes and rewrites” the time by flipping the sequins. Kalsi posted his build notes over at Hackaday. Sequino: A Clock Which Rewrites Time Again […]
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This fan looks amazing in your home and could save you hundreds in AC costs later this year
As you shiver your way through February, you’re probably thinking about paying your heating bill. But in just a few short months, the summer sun is going to come calling — and the fear of pulling that energy bill out of your mailbox will start becoming very, very real. Air conditioning accounts for about an […]
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If you want to test CBD’s impact on your health, these gummies could be the answer
Despite legalization in 11 states and decriminalization in 15 more, marijuana-based products are still an often tough sell with many Americans. While the psychoactive THC portion of the plant remains controversial, the medicinal impact of the non-altering component of cannibis, CBD, is widely hailed. Many portions of those claims still await medical verification, but for […]
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Heimdal Thor cleans up viruses, blocks future malware, and may just extend the life of your computer
If you remember your Norse mythology (or just watched Marvel’s Thor movies), you’re probably familiar with Heimdal, the god whose ever-watchful eye was entrusted with protecting the home of the gods in Asgard. Back on Earth, Heimdal Thor is also the name of a security package from Heimdal Security, that’s actually dedicated to much the […]
