Make: on Substack is about makers and their projects, extending to readers on Substack what we cover in Make: magazine and celebrate at events such as Maker Faire. What do you make?
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SPOKE: Building a Better Touch Board
by Tom Fox
In this video, Tom gives an overview of the SPOKE board.
SPOKE started as a throwaway experiment. I was building a musical instrument housed inside a miniature model of a building. The idea was that touching different pa...
Walks like a Microduck
Introducing the Microduck from Pollen Robotics and HuggingFace
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Meet the Microduck
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Maker Faire Yukon
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AI as a Medium is the message
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Anouk Wipprecht - F1 trophy maker
Meet the Microduck
Previous...
Build a jump-scare box for Halloween
Bizarro, a professional magician from Las Vegas, shared a cool Halloween prop, the “Spring Snake Scare Box,” which is featured in Make: Vol 98.
The spring snake scare box. Photos and project video by Bizarro
Pass a magnet over a hidden...
Make: Live Today at 4pm PT - Action!
Hang out with the Make: editors and authors of Make: Volume 98, talking about getting out of the workshop and putting the rubber to the road for our Action issue!
- Engineer and inventor Saul Griffith will show off his all-wheel-drive, e...
What They Do in the Shadows
Manual Cinema created former President Obama’s favorite exhibit at his own museum, and may be bringing their dark magic to your town
This is an expanded version of an article that appeared in Make: Vol 98.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Dive into the world of DIY innovation, electronics, 3D printing, robotics, and hands-on creativity with Make: Magazine’s official Substack. Subscribe – Because the best way to predict the future is to invent it.
Dale is a Sebastopol resident of over 30 years. He is editor and publisher of Make: Magazine, a DIY Tech quarterly.
Sam Freeman is an Online Editor at Make. He builds interactive art, collects retro tech, and tries to get robots to make things for him. Learn more at samtastic.co, or on socials @samdiyfreeman.
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