The Open Source Hardware Association (OSHWA) runs a free program that allows creators to certify that their hardware complies with the community definition of open source hardware.
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At a high table in a nondescript alley, eight hackers sit, gripping hot soldering irons, faces turned down, scrunched into expressions of intense concentration. They are competing to see who will be crowned the winner in a two-day tournament of technical prowess, testing their abilities to solder LEDs to a series of contacts that go [&]
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Maker Faire Orlando has just begun! Keep checking this page as we’ll be updating it all weekend with pictures from Maker Faire! Newer stuff will be at the top, so if you want to see it from beginning to end, start at the bottom and work your way up! To find more details about things [&]
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Brian Wagner wears many hats as a maker Brian Wagner has worn many hats in his life and they all seem to fit. He is an engineer, a maker, and a teacher of making and coding. Hes also one of the co-founders of the LVL hackerspace in Louisville, Kentucky, and he remains a member, even [&]
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There are front yard Halloween displays and then there is Tony DeMatteo's Halloween On Ambush in Churchville, NY a.k.a Port Royal which, unsurprisingly, has won accolades for its craftsmanship and raised thousands for local hospitals.
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Here are just three huge reasons you must visit the Orlando Maker Faire. They know what they're doing and it shows!
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Manufacturer: Acmer Laser Price: $1,199 URL: https://acmerlaser.com/products/acmer-p2-33w-laser-engraver-cutter-machine Features: Unboxing The system came nicely packed and quite professional looking. I wouldnt worry about this laser getting any kind of damage in shipping. Theyve done a really good job. There isnt really much assembly involved. You just need to slide the diode head into place, plug in a cable, and [&]
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They think treat, we think trick! This DIY talking skull project can be controlled from afar so that you can prank your trick-or-treaters. Theyll think its a store-bought Halloween display, but then when it starts to say things that could never have been pre-recorded, theyll think its possessed and run away!!!!! Talking skull projects can [&]
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Stefan tests this age old question and brings the receipts to back up his answers. In short, yes, if your material likes it.
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Welcome to the Maker Faire Rome live blog! We will be taking pictures of cool things all weekend during this event, and uploading pictures and videos here on this blog post. Refresh this page frequently and we will put new stuff at the top! I you havent be following along, youll want to scroll down [&]
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Elizabeth Marley is a design instructor, architect and artist who enjoys making participatory public art, collaborative biodesign adventures, and creative citizen science&just to name a few things at the top of her list. She is a lecturer at UC Davis. Elizabeth will be speaking on this topic on the Make: Stage on Sunday at Maker [&]
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You might say Loren Crotty is captain of the ship, the ship being the Sepia Lux, a colorful animatronic cuttlefish. Loren doesn’t own the ship and he didn’t build it all himself but he is in charge of keeping it in working order. A few years ago, another team did the metal fabrication to build [&]
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We have just wrapped up the first weekend of Bay Area Maker Faire and it was so great. There are just too many fantastic stories and experiences for me to unfold here but here are a few pictures to give you a feel. These were taken by our fantastic photographer, Mark Madeo. You should also [&]
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We had a great time at the East Coast RepRap festival, as did many others. By the time the doors opened on Saturday September 30th, they had already sold as many tickets as they did for the entire event in 2022. The Bel Air, Maryland event, held at the APGFCU Arena, was in its sixth [&]
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Glen Andersons created an analog computer that uses water to demonstrate digital logic A computer that uses water instead of electricity? Thats what Glen Anderson and his daughter, Dale, are demonstrating at Maker Faire Bay Area this weekend. He invites kids to fill buckets and dump them into one of four water tanks. On Friday, [&]
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Check this blog all weekend long for pictures and videos happening from the event!
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Blacksmithing will be featured in the Industrial Arts area at Maker Faire
Bay Area at Mare Island. Meet Celeste Flores of Richmond's Clay and Steel who will be swinging sledgehammers and making hammers along with other blacksmiths at the event.
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With an eclipse on the horizon, you can't have enough projects to celebrate space, and view the event safely!
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Make a portable pinhole projector from household stuff to safely watch solar eclipses
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Manufacturer: Bambu Labs Price: $459 as the combo kit with printer and AMS URL: https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/a1-mini The A1 Mini is Bambus most affordable printer. It still retains the ability to use multi material. To strike the price point that theyve targeted, theyve gone with a small build plate, but big features. Unboxing Pulling this thing out of the box, [&]
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