John dabbles in lots of different areas of making: coding and software, furniture and CNC, and even knot-tying and jewelry making.

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Use this simple method to bring any little puppet to life

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a petition to put makers back on the whitehouse.gov and more

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Every week a new beast!

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This week in maker pro news, should companies be upfront about an IoT gadget's lifespan? Plus, Kickstart courts maker pros again, how hardware startups should make the most of their youth, and car hacking.

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This week's tips from top makers, covering woodworking, electronics, photography, and more.

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Forget chocolates, hot metal sparks are in the air!

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cook with the heat of the sun!

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If you're designing a product for the human body, it's important to know when and if the FDA will take an interest in what you're doing.

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Create renewable, carbon-neutral electrical power from bacteria.

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Extract DNA from strawberries in this science experiment you can drink.

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This is no ordinary, circular time telling device. Build your own clock with this elegant and uncommon face.

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Whizz it around your head and hear it roar!

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You can manipulate light to do all kinds of magical things in your photographs. Learn how to use polarized light to see objects in a new way.

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Add caviar-like bubbles of balsamic vinegar to your bruschetta for a fancy, scientific twist on this classic appetizer.

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People love a good photobooth at a party!

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Meet Wayne Yoshida

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Check out the physical toys that help teach computer programming that were on display at the New York Toy Fair.

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By their very nature, vaults are completely sealed shut. Would you have enough oxygen to survive inside a bank vault for 2 days?

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Keep these tips in mind when you're designing your kit and your customers will thank you for it.

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