My architect friends Lorenzo Bini and Roberta Pezzulla made this little project for a very young and dynamic client: Lorenzo’s 6-month-old goddaughter. They wanted to make a box that the...
Posted by Claudio Bernardini
Categories: Home, Woodworking | 2 Comments
It seems as though nearly everything “high performance” these days boasts some amount of carbon fiber in its construction. Originally used in aerospace, carbon fiber has moved into the mainstream...
Posted by John Wanberg
Categories: Workshop, Art & Design | No Comments
Godshot. That’s the elusive goal of espresso fanatics everywhere. Thick with micro-bubble crema and a velvety mouth-feel, and packing explosive flavor, the godshot is pulled too infrequently for my liking....
Posted by John Edgar Park
Categories: Tools, Food & Beverage | No Comments
Based on the trestles of a Japanese woodworking bench, these sawhorses are a good beginning joinery project. They’re constructed using the mortise and tenon, the fundamental joint in woodworking. The...
Posted by Len Cullum
Categories: Woodworking, Tools, Workshop | 3 Comments
This guide will teach you the basic design aspects you’ll need to consider in order to make yourself a road-worthy gravity-powered vehicle. Full suspension on go-kart wheels, driver restraints, a...
Posted by Jeremy Ashinghurst
Before moving off to college I wanted to build something that would be suitable as a kitchen table and double as my desk for studying. It needed to be sturdy...
Posted by Nick Raymond
Categories: Woodworking, Furniture | No Comments
Make the cub scout rocket derby a blast.
Posted by Doug Desrochers
Categories: Kids & Family, Fun & Games | No Comments
A hollow bolt hides secret messages.
Posted by Brian Dereu
Categories: Fun & Games | No Comments
Make an all-aluminum candleholder with movement.
Posted by Benjamin Cowden
Categories: Furniture, Art & Design, Home, Machining | 1 Comment
Introducing the SplineScan computer-controlled turntable.
Posted by Andrew Lewis
Categories: Computers & Mobile, 3D Printing, Electronics, Workshop | No Comments
Make your own nails and other small iron parts.
Posted by Len Cullum
Categories: Tools, Woodworking, Workshop | 2 Comments
This bot combines Hollywood bling with tried-and-true workings.
Posted by Kris Magri
Categories: Arduino, Robotics | No Comments
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