Water-to-Wine Cooler
Our sacrilegious illusion converts water into flowing red wine.
Posted by Pierre Micheal and Robert Kaye
Categories: Food & Beverage, Hacks, Home | 4 Comments
Our sacrilegious illusion converts water into flowing red wine.
Posted by Pierre Micheal and Robert Kaye
Categories: Food & Beverage, Hacks, Home | 4 Comments
Create a 900F capable, semi-portable, perfectly small brick oven for your backyard and welcome authentic pizza in your life. Beware: friends will always ask for more!
Posted by Jake Spurlock
Categories: Food & Beverage, Fun & Games, Home | 1 Comment
There are a bunch of DIY welder articles and how-tos out in the maker ether, ranging from the super-simple, dumb, and brutally effective (three car batteries, wired in series) to...
Posted by hackett
Categories: Machining, Electronics | 2 Comments
You will end up with a 2-dice simulator that can be used for games and fun, and satisfaction in your new-found knowledge that you gained in the world of SMT...
Posted by AE9RB
Categories: Fun & Games, Electronics | No Comments
Get your shades on … these SMDs are bright! Are you a beginner who wants to learn surface-mount soldering? This is the kit for you. Designed by young maker Joey...
Posted by Joe Hudy
Categories: Arduino, Electronics | 1 Comment
This is an amateur radio transceiver that operates on the medium or short wave bands. It is a software defined radio, meaning that it uses a computer to control the...
Posted by AE9RB
Categories: Electronics | 2 Comments
Here’s an easy technique to create a decent quality circuit board. You can design your own circuit traces, or you can find existing artwork of proven designs. There lots of...
Posted by Chris Connors
Categories: Electronics | No Comments
BEAM robot building techniques allow you to build fun and simple little robots with lots of room for stylizing. BEAM vibrobots use pager motors to move. We’ll use what’s known...
Posted by Zach and Kim DeBord
Categories: Hacks, Robotics | No Comments
BEAM robot building techniques allow you to build fun and simple little robots with lots of room for stylizing. BEAM robots can move anywhere from a fraction of an inch...
Posted by Zach and Kim DeBord
Categories: Workshop, Robotics | 3 Comments
Just where and when humans first observed the chemical reaction between oil and potash is unknown. Legend says it may have occurred in ancient Rome, on Sapo Hill, in an...
Posted by Brian
Categories: Science | No Comments
Originally created to decorate magnificent churches, stained glass windows have been around for at least 1,000 years. In modern times the materials and techniques for making stained glass have become...
Posted by Sally Converse Doucette
Categories: Art & Design, Furniture | No Comments
The ultimate Zen garden accessory is the stone urn. Filled only with water and a few fallen leaves, it defines tranquility. Unfortunately, these stone beauties cost hundreds of dollars. Luckily,...
Posted by Joe Szuecs
Categories: Art & Design, Craft, Gardening | 1 Comment