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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Make: “Get on Board”
Cover Photos: Mark Madeo (boards) and LuwuDynamics (XGO-Duck)
Table of Contents
Browse our table of contents to see all the goodness we have in Volume 99. Subscribers should begin to see their copies arrive at the end of the month. Mak...
Strange Love
By George Dyson
From Make: Vol: 07, George Dyson, science writer and son of Freeman Dyson, wrote this article about his research into the physicists who built nuclear weapons. He called them nuclear weaponeers and this article profiles The...
Vienna’s HAPPYLAB celebrates 20 years
Named after a Professor whose nickname was “Happy”
Congratulation to Roland Stelzer and Karim Jafarmadar and all of supporters of HAPPYLAB in Vienna on their 20th Anniversary.
Best New Products of Maker Faire Bay Area 2026
Recognizing new products developed by makers who brought them to Maker Faire Bay Area
For our 20th anniversary edition of Maker Faire Bay Area, we organized a New Product Showcase on Friday to look at some of the new products that come to...
Maker Faire Bay Area: Just about ready to open
A few highlights from Mare Island as makers set up their projects
The waterfront at Maker Faire Bay Area is about a half-mile in length. At the both ends are two amazing buildings. At the south end is the Dark Room and at the north end is...
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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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