Toronto-based painter Callen Schaub collaborates with the machines he makes to create process-based paintings.

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Bottom's Up Community Garden in West Oakland, California, has become a jumping off point for strengthening community, organizing events, and DIY living.

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This week, maker pros, like Make in LA, work with other creators to ensure Kickstarters are successful and makers excel in the workplace.

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Sally Ng designed Progress Ware to help people become more conscious of unhealthy over-eating or creating excess food waste.

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Give the gift of mechanical persuasion to a friend with a homemade shop mallet.

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Dolphin Guan likes creating cute animals with intelligent personalities and creating outfits that combine electronics and fashion.

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Making paper models since the 1950s

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Upcycle your fabric scraps and offcuts, and make a colorful alternative to rope and cord for your future weaving and craft activities.

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MakeItGo is a collaborative game that brings different makerspaces together to create an iterative project.

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This week, get a sneak peek at Volume 58, respond to Maker Share's first Mission, play Tetris while soldering, or see some amazing cosplay.

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Although she's young, Samatha has tackled several difficult concepts and created advanced science projects on her YouTube channel.

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Organizing and carrying your tools and materials, drawing quick curves, and bit sharpening.

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Malia is a bright, smiley 11 year old. But cerebral palsy makes it hard for others to understand her. Can you invent a speech aid to help?

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Makers explore and experiment; they create and innovate. Many projects come from a personal interest or passion, but become something else.

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Using a water-reactive thermoplastic to create molds for casting small parts for scale modeling and miniature gaming.

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With a button, a buzzer, and a Raspberry Pi Zero W, you can construct your own telegraph and trade secret messages in Morse code.

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Mike Annunziata and Vipul Saran, a man fascinated by potatoes, came together to make a more effective way to preserve food.

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It's a zombie attack! Battle your way through brain-hungry zombies to arrive, bite free, to a secure school two miles away.

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These string racers climb up strings by using friction and alternating tension/slack. Make two and race to the top!

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Buckminster Fuller’s “Dymaxion” Projection allows someone to unwrap a spherical map of the Earth onto a flat plane with surprisingly little distortion.

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