Do you ever wish you could go back in time and see what life was like before smartphones, tablets, computers and even television? These days we are bombarded with noise...
Posted by Aaron Newcomb
Categories: Raspberry Pi, Electronics | No Comments
With this project you will learn to put this kit together.
Posted by Joe Hudy
Categories: Arduino | No Comments
This is a comprehensive guide to soldering the MAKE Holiday Ornament. It’s a simple, fun project and the end result is a great flashing ornament.
Posted by Eric Weinhoffer
Categories: Electronics | No Comments
A wave of your finger opens this magic treasure chest.
Posted by Gordon McComb
Categories: Arduino, Electronics | 4 Comments
This project guide explains how to build an operating railroad grade crossing signal controller (GCSC) for controlling a simulated railroad crossing signal that has working flashing lamps and striking bell....
Posted by Kevin Fodor
Categories: Electronics, Kids & Family | No Comments
MonoBox is a small, inexpensive powered speaker that amplifies the output of your headphone music player. It’s little but it’s loud! All the circuit parts are available from RadioShack. The...
Posted by Ross Hershberger
Categories: Electronics, Music | 69 Comments
Building this rocket launcher is a breeze, and folks are always amazed at how it shoots reusable paper rockets 200–300 feet high. The launcher is made from PVC pipe. You...
Posted by Rick Schertle
Categories: Fun & Games | 3 Comments
This is our instructions for the Learn to Solder skill badge sponsored by RadioShack at Maker Faire Bay Area 2012.
Posted by Mark de Vinck
Categories: Electronics | No Comments
LCD Screens look complicated but using an Arduino it’s not too bad at all. This tutorial will teach you how to hook up an LCD display to an Arduino using...
Posted by Michael Castor
Categories: Arduino | 6 Comments
Connect a shirt pocket “amplified listener” hearing aid with an in-car FM transmitter, and you’ve got a wireless bug. Tuck them inside a hollowed-out book with the mic concealed by...
Posted by David Simpson
Categories: Fun & Games | No Comments
The Mintronics: Menta is a unique Arduino-compatible microcontroller kit. It features a handy, on-board prototyping space and is specifically designed to use the included mint tin as an enclosure! This...
Posted by ladyada
Categories: Arduino | No Comments
The Pop-Pop Steamboat in MAKE Volume 28 calls for using small tea candles for the engine’s heat source, but I found that it didn’t work very well. So I decided...
Posted by Daniel Spangler
Categories: Art & Design, Machining | No Comments
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