Maker Faire Tokyo is coming up on September 3 through 4th! Our partners, OReilly Japan Inc, who publish Make: Magazine in Japan, have been kind enough to supply us with a hand picked selection of awesome things you could see if you visit. Keep in mind that this is only a tiny taste of the [&]

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Name Ali Sureyya Torun Where are you located? Los Angeles, CA What is your day job? VFX Artist Polystruder.com What kinds of stuff do you make? Filament Maker Lines for 3D Printers How did you get started making stuff? It started as a hobby to fix some stuff around the house and it evolved from [&]

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Name Marcelo Lewin Where are you located? Southern California What is your day job? Founder of MakersandNerds.com Website | Twitter | Instagram | Youtube | Podcast What kinds of stuff do you make? Custom collectibles based on older movies How did you get started making stuff? I started making them as gifts for my family. [&]

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As our summer of Maker Camp 2022 comes to a close, The Maker Camp team wants to highlight some of the amazing programs hosted by Campsites. Today, we’re celebrating the Rutgers Center for Mathematics, Science, and Computer Education (CMSCE) Maker Camps from New Brunswick, NJ. Here are some thoughts from Brielle Kociolek, Ed.D, iSTEM Coordinator. [&]

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Name Michele Levine Where are you located? Orange County What is your day job? Cookie artist Facebook | Instagram What kinds of stuff do you make? Decorated Sugar Cookies How did you get started making stuff? Over 7 years ago I took a cookie decorating class with a friend to celebrate my birthday. She hated [&]

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I need to keep my studio organized and looking clean. I prefer to build rolly carts that I can move around and use as needed depending on the projects that I undertake. I have built carts for my 3D printers and those serve me well. I will use MDF material to build the carts, the [&]

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Name Donovan Ewing Where are you located? Broken Arrow, OK What is your day job? YouTuber/Video Editor, Content producer for Sketchup Do you attend a makerspace/fablab/hackerspace? Yes Youtube | Instagram | Etsy What kinds of stuff do you make? Geek-dad-diy projects, functional builds for either me or my kids that have a geeky spin to [&]

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Coming up on August 27–28, is an event you surely wont want to miss. SiliCon with Adam Savage. Listen to Adam explain why he thinks youll enjoy it. Yes Adam, we miss the Maker Faire Bay Area too, and who knows, maybe some day well return! In the mean time, this is a great way [&]

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Custom gaming systems are almost always fascinating to see. However, usually it is the case or the portability that we see people innovating in. This raspberry pi based gaming system posted to Reddit however shows off an impractical yet fun dual screen design. Designed by user MW33212, this thing really is a work of art. [&]

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The world of sculptures and electronics often meet with custom PCBs that are formed and shaped to look great bare, without an enclosure. Weve seen plenty of fantastic sculptures but this flexible pcb flower is a new one to us. Its simply beautiful. photos by @Whixr This beautful bouquet was designed by Addie of Tymkrs [&]

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When the first maker-focused single-board computers (SBCs) from BeagleBoard and Raspberry Pi started appearing, it felt like a tiny revolution. While makers had been hacking on microcontrollers for decades, the prospect of a Linux-capable device with ample GPIO and connectivity brought new possibilities, applications, and accessibility. And while current-generation boards are often based around powerful [&]

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When the first maker-focused single-board computers (SBCs) from BeagleBoard and Raspberry Pi started appearing, it felt like a tiny revolution. While makers had been hacking on microcontrollers for decades, the prospect of a Linux-capable device with ample GPIO and connectivity brought new possibilities, applications, and accessibility. And while current-generation boards are often based around powerful [&]

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San Diego Comic-Con has really grown to be a very substantial event for both the entertainment industry and the community of enthusiasts that supports it. Not only can you attend panels of various industry folks and mingle with the creators themselves, you can enjoy the excitement and passion of the cosplay crowd in attendance. This [&]

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San Diego Comic-Con has really grown to be a very substantial event for both the entertainment industry and the community of enthusiasts that supports it. Not only can you attend panels of various industry folks and mingle with the creators themselves, you can enjoy the excitement and passion of the cosplay crowd in attendance. This [&]

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With Neil Gaimans Sandman coming out on Netflix, I just knew we were going to see some fantastic Sandman cosplay coming out. SKS props really impressed me with this build of Dreams helmet from the show. This is a great tutorial video, really laying out how to properly cut and arrange the bits and pieces [&]

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With Neil Gaimans Sandman coming out on Netflix, I just knew we were going to see some fantastic Sandman cosplay coming out. SKS props really impressed me with this build of Dreams helmet from the show. This is a great tutorial video, really laying out how to properly cut and arrange the bits and pieces [&]

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Susie Frazier created the Maker Town platform for makers and artists working in Cleveland and Northern Ohio so that more people can find them and learn about what they make. Susie is a maker, creator and artist. Her own journey led her to Cleveland, Ohio, where she began developing her own functional and decorative art, [&]

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Susie Frazier created the Maker Town platform for makers and artists working in Cleveland and Northern Ohio so that more people can find them and learn about what they make. Susie is a maker, creator and artist. Her own journey led her to Cleveland, Ohio, where she began developing her own functional and decorative art, [&]

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Persistence pays off! It took Joe Barnard seven years to get the landing gear on his thrust vectored model rockets just right, but he finally has cause to celebrate.

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Persistence pays off! It took Joe Barnard seven years to get the landing gear on his thrust vectored model rockets just right, but he finally has cause to celebrate.

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