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Happy 2011, makers!

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Part of Sean Gallagher’s amazing Celestial Clock project

Happy New Year to all of our friends around the world! We hope you’re having a great time ringing in the new year and the next decade of the 21st century. We look forward to collaborating with you all on some inspired projects in 2011. We’re excited about what we have in store for the coming year. Stay tuned…

Cheers!

In the Maker Shed

Getting Started with Raspberry Pi

Getting Started with Raspberry Pi

Makey Makey Standard Kit

Makey Makey Standard Kit

Brooklyn Aerodrome Flying Wing Kit

Brooklyn Aerodrome Flying Wing Kit

Brooklyn Aerodrome Flying Wing Kit

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2 Responses to Happy 2011, makers!

  1. leodruck on said:

    Also from me happy New Year to all employees from blog.makezine. I have liked all the projects in 2010 very well and have sometimes also inspired myself to make this. By now I am glad about all new projects which I will experience in makezin in 2011…day for day.

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  2. gedarnet on said:

    I think the situation will be very exciting
    We have seen what happens in the coming period
    Best regards

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