Volume 08
Columns
168: Toolbox
The best tools, software, publications, and websites.
178: Retrocomputing: Games on the PDP- 1
The first computer games. By Tom Owad
184: Reader Input
Where makers tell their tales.
188: Making It
How I went from cubicle slave to full-time maker. By Mikey Sklar
190: Retrospective: Barricelli’s Universe
Early experiments in digital evolution. By George Dyson
193: Maker’s Calendar
Our favorite events from around the world.
194: Homebrew
My LED Heirloom Clock. By Blake Hannaford
Maker
17: 1+ 2+3: Custom Travel Game Mod Make a travel edition of your favorite, and otherwise housebound, board game. By Harry Miller
18: Made on Earth
Snapshots from the world of backyard technology.
28: Maker Profile: Caleb Chung Will Pleo be the biggest robot toy ever? By Robert Luhn
37: Grandpop’s Shop
A tribute to my favorite maker. By Robyn Miller
38: Heavy Lifting
A ski resort on an extreme budget. By Dale Dougherty
44: Citizen Scientist: Magnetometer Detect solar flares in your living room. By Dr. Shawn
48: 1+ 2+3: Shaker Flashlight Hack Use your muscles to power electronic games. By Cy Tymony
122: 1+ 2+3: Streamerator 3000 High-powered toilet paper launcher. By Prof. Greg Arius
156: Howtoons: Rola Bola
Go surfing in your imagination.
158: MakeShift: Castaway
How do you get fresh water on a deserted island? By Lee D. Zlotoff
177: Tips and Tricks
Banana ripening, remembering lock combos, and more.
179: Aha! Puzzle This
Gold chains and chicken nuggets. By Michael H. Pryor
180: Blast from the Past The 1948 Union Hardware Catalog. By Mister Jalopy
182: 1+ 2+3: Water Bomb Plane A winged origami missile. By Ewan Spence
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READ ME: Always check the URL associated with each project before you get started. There may be important updates or corrections.
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123: Music 146: Workshop
TV synthesizer, Washing machine salvage. iPod bass boost,
Xbox car music. 149: Imaging
How not to make
133: Home a how-to video, van with LED desk lamp, TV on the side, quick HVAC automation, and dirty light table. dorm TV spinner.
142: Circuits
MIDI sock monkey.
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MAKER PROFILE Can a machine have a soul? Can it laugh and cry, bug you for a snack, tease you, and dream robotic dreams? Can you sell it for $250?
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