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Mark Frauenfelder is the editor-in-chief of Make magazine, and the founder of the popular Boing Boing blog.
When it comes to Maker Faire bikes, the novelty factor always trumps optimizing mechanical advantage....
A bike with a back wheel that steers. A bike with a milk-crate sidecar. A...
At Maker Faire Bay Area 2013 longtime Make pal Kent Barnes kindly opened his everyday...
Recently, my wife, Carla Sinclair (founding editor-in-chief of CRAFT magazine) copyedited a book called Invent To...
Hey makers! We're looking for true stories about dangerous maker experiences for an upcoming issue...
The $19 TrackR is a like a leash between your wallet and your mobile phone....
Rick Schertle is the creator of one of our most popular projects in MAKE: the...
Attention makers! MAKE magazine is working on a new television project, and we're looking for...
By Mark Frauenfelder A couple of years ago I whittled a wooden spoon as a...
By Mark Frauenfelder It's possible to draw a fairly straight line with a pencil, but...
Earl Santaniel from Moscow make fantastical creatures out of Fimo clay, fake fur, and wire....
Today Google's homepage celebrates the 100th birthday of artist Mary Blair. You may not recognize...
I love illustrator Bob Staake's children's books and New Yorker covers. He let me know...
In celebration of Labor Day, Danielle Thompson posted several scans of pages from Betty Crocker's...
It's June already? Wow. Summer is almost here, school is about ready to end, and...
This is a fantastic introductory electronics kit that comes with your choice of large red...
It took me about 45 minutes (not including glue drying time) to put together a...
When I told my 8-year-old daughter I had a kit to clone fluorescent jellyfish DNA,...
This is a solder-together kit for studying the electrical impulses of cockroach neurons. The online...
Solder: Time was a perfect father-daughter project: my 8-year-old assembled the components and I soldered. Afterwards,...
Nixie tubes, beautiful relics of early computing, display their numerals with a quivery orange glow....
The author of this piece, Forrest M. Mims III, is an amateur scientist and Rolex...
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