Hannah Wides has focused her talents on not only perfecting her woodworking skills, but also educating and organizing Maker communities.

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Makers in Phnom Penh, Cambodia gathered for the SEA Makerthon to create projects for sustainable farming practices.

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David Randolph was faced with a choice: buy an expensive plasma cutter or build a cheaper version at home. He chose the latter.

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Jen is a polymath with skills in all manner of engineering and artistic techniques and is a key member of the Baltimore maker community.

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If you're experimenting with home cheesemaking, these tips will fortify your fromage forays.

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As you spin a wheel, this huge moon made of lightbulbs seems to wax and wane.

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If you want to take your sushi rolling from dull to dapper, you can add fun designs straight to the nori with a laser cutter.

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Bend EL wire to create safe, affordable glowing words and graphics.

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Learn the history of the tech that gave us radio, TV, computers, and the Marshall stack — and then build a touch switch to explore how amplification works.

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This past week we were inspired by an autonomous boat making its way across the ocean and a baby who is learning to roll instead of walk.

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Ian Jaucian is an artist with a passion for science, who uses his skills in robotics and electronics to create thought-provoking art.

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These animal illustrations don't become art until they go up in flames — that's what happens when you sketch with gunpowder.

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Arman Mizani is a woodworker who has been running a community workshop, Surface Project, to teach furniture making.

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Kid's class calendar too complicated? Make this class scheduler to keep it all straight.

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What started as a straightforward drill bike has turned into an elaborate glowing, art bike shaped like a pony made by artist Scott Blake.

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The Packing Tape, a cosplay crafting team from the Phillipines, created this amazing cosplay of Clockwerk from DOTA 2.

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Meet Brent Chapman, cyber warfare researcher for the US Army and prolific maker.

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No matter what of kind maker you are, practically everyone – from electrical engineers to hardcore crafters – is enchanted by the magical notion of a 3D-printing pen. So, I was delighted when the crowd-funded folk heroes behind the 3Doodler reached out to me to try out their latest offering: the […]

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This is the second installment of our series on the state of biohacking. You can read the first installment Safari in the Biohacking Society and watch for more articles in the future. Bioprint Is the New Print The greatest bridge between the world of makers and the world of biohackers is […]

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