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QuahogCon's Closing Keynote
Some months back I gave the closing keynote at QuahogCon. It was an overview of the digital manufacture techniques available today focusing on 3d printing. I gave detailed information on how to...
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Feather Mohawk Tutorial
I’ve had a heap of requests asking how I made my feather mohawk. Well, yearn no more: I’ve made a complete feather mohawk tutorial and it’s up on Instructables. The process is actually pretty simple....
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Pillow Mace Tutorial
A while back, I mentioned I’d be putting up a tutorial about my Pillow Mace project. Well, your prayers have been answered. I got in touch with someone from Make, and they mentioned they’ve got a new...
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How They do That: The Sapporo Can
Many of you will be familiar with the tall, elegant Sapporo steel Sapporo can pictured all over this post. It’s a lovely tapered pint glass shape, with subtle creases every half inch along its...
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How to be Seen
Early on in my days as a maker, I really struggled with documenting and publishing projects. Almost everything I make starts life as something I wanted to build, something I wanted the experience of...
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Foldy Zoetrope
I made little foldy zoetropes to send folks for the holidays. Now that they’re all sent out and people have had a chance to enjoy them, I figured I could reveal the design without anybody feeling less...
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Print Your Own Robot: Part 5 29c3
I’ve finally gathered my wits after a whirlwind tour of Europe, starting at CCC, giving some talks and connecting up with potential collaborators, to Berlin to meet hackers I hadn’t seen in years, to...
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Soft Robots
I’ve been working on this project for a few months, focused on changing how soft robots get designed and made. Traditionally these robots are complex to design and build, and they require and...
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Print Your Own Robot: Glaucus
After a few years of testing, I’m finally able to break the news: I’ve got a walking quadruped! It’s sincerely exciting, especially as the way I finally got it to work also involves some incredibly...
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