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Download latest version of Flash to view video!. Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode  Check out this cool touchscreen table experiment you can do in about 4 hours. This is an experiment based on “frustrated total internal reflection” aka FTIR. This is a very basic demo a ...
Download latest version of Flash to view video!. Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode Check out the simple handcrank powering a cellphone! via ...
Check out this Ipod Serial converter module from Sparkfun. You can now communicate to your iPods with a microcontroller such as Arduino, CUBLOC or Make controller. They even have a sample VB program for you to work with. This would be great for future do-it-yourself projects! ...
Check out web comics…sometimes we feel like we need to keep going but sometimes we need to go outside… via ...
All right, we just got our vol. 09 of Make magazine! Get yours at your local bookstore such as Barnes and Noble or Tower Records! ...
Wow, this is good for our earth… We need more kids like this. He happily admits he’s hopeless at school – but Steven Henderson is Tyneside’s very own oil baron. Northumberland’s answer to JR Ewing has built his own oil refinery in the shed at his ...
The other day, we decided to check out web stats.  Above is a snapshot of our blog traffic since we started on August 14th, 2006. We want to thank Phillip Torrone for all the blog posts and it was his Make blog that got us started in the first place. Also all thanks also go to ...
Tight, hopefully we get one of these at our local amusement parks soon… via ...
Here’s a cool project that you can control your LCD with ethernet. The simple “switch on/off a relay” circuit which was the only function provided by the avr web server until now did not require HTML-forms. I used simply 2 URLs http://baseurl/password/1 for swi ...
Holy crap, this is some tight tesla coil action! The 6 inch coil has performed better than expected with sparks reaching 8 feet (0.5 million volts). The photo above shows 7 foot sparks to the closest point of the ladder. This is with a large topload and a tank ...

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