This easy-to-build boomerang comes back indoors and out.

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It is time again for your monthly OSHWA Certification update. Our newly certified projects this month reflect the Coronavirus pandemic. These certification fall roughly into two groups, projects directly trying to address the pandemic, and organizations impacted by the pandemic using recent social distancing rules to catch up on […]

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Robert Read and his group have compiled a scored ranking of over 80 open source ventilator projects.

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update: Heres the video of the session below! You can sign up to join the next session, Tuesday April 21 7PM ET / 4PM PT by reserving your spot here.  What: A Conversation about the Makers Civic Response When: Tuesday, April 14 2020 at 4pm PT / 7pm ET Register […]

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How the 3D design for a face shield was developed in the Syracuse area, modified and tested in Columbus Ohio in collaboration with a local VA hospital and then made its way to the NIH 3D Print Exchange where it was approved for clinical use.

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If you need to sterilize your 3DP PPE, we can definitively say that these methods work.

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controlled heat is proven to kill Covid-19

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Pandemics apparently bring out some odd shopping tendencies and supply chain breakdowns. First the stores ran out of toilet paper. Then they ran out of yeast. And now, with everyone telecommuting to work and school, theres a shortage of USB webcams, with many people doubling (or quadrupling) the price of […]

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With shortages due to Covid-19, sterilization for reuse is very important.

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Name: Abigail Morgan Where are you located?  Orrville, Ohio What is your day job?  Student Etsy What kinds of stuff do you make?  Polymer clay charms and snakes, assorted earrings, bulbs, charm kits, etc How did you get started making stuff?  I wanted a way to keep myself busy and […]

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Name: Michael Albert Where are you located?  White Plains, NY What is your day job?  American Pop Artist / Author/ Businessman (I started & own a juice & jam company called Sir Real) Personal Website | Art Website | Pinterest | Facebook What kinds of stuff do you make?  I […]

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A local hospital called a Seattle makerspace to ask if anyone could help out to provide them with masks and visors. A bit of a scramble ensued to figure out who could do what.  Rory Larson, a maker with a mechanical engineering background, jumped in and spent the night iterating […]

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As weve been covering this event, were hearing various groups talk about how theyre organized and how theyre planning out their actions to deliver much needed DIY supplies to front-line workers. Something that feels a little unusual in 2020 is that we havent seen much in terms of video breaking […]

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Help us paint a more accurate picture

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Like most business out there, Adafruit closed down when things really started getting nasty. However, shortly after their shutdown, Adafruit was deemed as an essential service and business for critical manufacturing. This meant that with a skeleton crew, they could still ship essential components as well as add a new line […]

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Here's how to whip up a quick mouth-and-nose cover using your favorite rag and two elastic ponytail holders.

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When time is in short supply, what does it mean to be medically approved?

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The CRC will help coordinate local civic response efforts, train the unemployed, undereducated, and unskilled to participate and create a new civic infrastructure needed not only to respond to the crisis but ramp up the recovery.

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Use a grid to get big gardening results in small spaces.

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We discuss the recent history of face mask usage and promotion, and why we all need to be putting them on.

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