Last time on Maker 101, we talked about some basic 3d modeling in Fusion 360 and how to 3d print something that would fit an object in the real world. This time, we’re…
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A while back I made a ShoreTrooper helmet using Fusion 360, a fantastic high powered 3d modeling application from Autodesk. It was a large, complex project that took a long…
A couple of years ago, I bought an old (1950’s) Craftsman lathe with the intention of learning to use it. I got it home, turned it on and got very…
Did you watch Part 1? If so, then you'll be all set to get your Arduino setup and ready to program! It's a very simple process, so let's go through...
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A while back I made a video generally explaining the hardware of the Arduino, giving you an idea of what it is, and what it can be used for. Now...
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The Arduino is one of the things that gets talked about A LOT in "maker" circles. It's used in all sorts of projects by all sorts of people, but I'd...
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Maker 101 is back! This series is aimed at anyone who is just getting started in making and DIY. No matter what you’re interested in, getting familiar with basic terminology…
These notebooks are REALLY simple to make, and are pretty inexpensive. I've used notebooks like this for quite a while to sketch out ideas (the graph paper is great for...
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When I heard that the faire was losing it’s “mini” distinction in 2014, and moving to a larger area, I was definitely excited! That meant growth, both in the number…
Here’s a new series that I’m doing to help people who are new to making and DIY. It’s to help you learn about basic tools and techniques so you can…
