Turn a guitar headphone amp and a vibration speaker into a decent practice amp.

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Join us on Friday, September 22, for the third annual Make: Education Forum in New York.

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Join us on Friday, September 22, for the third annual Make: Education Forum in New York.

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Math inspiration can come from anywhere

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Math inspiration can come from anywhere

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“Unseen Stars,” a light show celebrating women in STEM, will be projected onto the ceiling of Grand Central Station from September 19-21.

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“Unseen Stars,” a light show celebrating women in STEM, will be projected onto the ceiling of Grand Central Station from September 19-21.

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This number generator squiggles the numbers it produces as a flurry of random lines in an artistic interpretation of abstract art.

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This number generator squiggles the numbers it produces as a flurry of random lines in an artistic interpretation of abstract art.

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This week, check out these combat ready robots, build your own standing desk, and create your Maker Share account (if you haven't already).

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A week of wildly diverse tips miscellany, from DIY bar clamps to hurricane battery hacks to quick n' creepy Halloween ghosts.

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Trained as an architect at Virginia Tech, Will Holman has gone on to work in several tech environments and found the Open Works makerspace.

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Jason, Jamie, and Liberty Kratz-Gullickson are a family of makers that each specialize in different fields.

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Your humble author travels to his dining room table to indulge in his tabletop gaming obsession for ten days.

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Your humble author travels to his dining room table to indulge in his tabletop gaming obsession for ten days.

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Your humble author travels to his dining room table to indulge in his tabletop gaming obsession for ten days.

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So much to see at Mini Maker Faire Hangzhou

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One thing the Shaping Smarter Cities project has shown us is that innovation is happening all around us, possibly on the buses we ride, and even in the food we eat.

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Maker Share exists to help makers tell their stories. It allows makers to share their ideas, successes, failures, and inspiration.

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These things are sold to hold your cell phone in the car, but they also work great for keeping parts (including plastic and other non-magnetic bits) organized when you're taking something apart.

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