Make: Daily In This Issue... Spanish Company Scans and 3D Prints Every Resident of Village New Project: Recycle Plastic Bags Into Usable Plastic Sheets New Project: Wind-Powered Music Box Build an Adjustable Bottle Cutter for 30-Second Clean Cuts New Project: Create Easy Gold-Leaf Button Art Make Reusable Peppermint Wipes for Spring Cleaning Meet the Fiery Destruction Bots of Justin Gray More Recent Articles Spanish Company Scans and 3D Prints Every Resident of Village A Spanish 3D printing firm demonstrated a new scanner by creating 3D scans of all 318 residents of Torrequebradilla, a small village in southern Spain, in just one day. The event was part of a nationwide promotional tour organized by Grupo Sicnova to advertise the scanning speed of the Clonescan […] Read more on MAKE The post Spanish Company Scans and 3D Prints Every Resident of Village appeared first on Make:.          Comments Yes, finally an end to shitty diorama figurines. by WingDQ Related Stories This Prototype Uses a RepRap To Play Air Hockey Why I’m the Worst Maker In The Room, and Why That’s OK Maker Q&A: Lisa Fetterman, Creator of The Nomiku Sous Vide Stick   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • New Project: Recycle Plastic Bags Into Usable Plastic Sheets How to fuse old plastic bags together into thick recycled sheets you can use in your projects. Read more on MAKE The post Recycle Plastic Bags Into Usable Plastic Sheets appeared first on Make:.         Related Stories New Project: Wind-Powered Music Box New Project: Create Easy Gold-Leaf Button Art New Project: How to Make Twig Pencils   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • New Project: Wind-Powered Music Box I designed a simple wind-powered music box Read more on MAKE The post Wind-Powered Music Box appeared first on Make:.         Related Stories New Project: Power Washer Art New Project: Emergency Lighting System New Project: DIY Dinosaur Footprints   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Build an Adjustable Bottle Cutter for 30-Second Clean Cuts One of the most popular videos we’ve ever shared on Make: (see below) is of Dan Rojas demonstrating how to cut a wine/beer bottle very cleanly using only a light score line and hot and cold water to stress the score and separate the glass. In that video, he uses […] Read more on MAKE The post Build an Adjustable Bottle Cutter for 30-Second Clean Cuts appeared first on Make:.          Comments Chris, I think this technique should work on most wine, beer, ... by Gareth Branwyn How would one cut very thick glass such as a Johnnie Walker ... by Chris Morgan Related Stories New Project: Create Easy Gold-Leaf Button Art Make Reusable Peppermint Wipes for Spring Cleaning Sew Kitschy, Sew Cool: How to Cross-Stitch Furniture   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • New Project: Create Easy Gold-Leaf Button Art I’m a huge fan of buttons and one of the great things about having your own button maker is that you can experiment with all kinds of materials. I’ve tried to make buttons with fabric, magazine clippings, comics, and even bus tickets! In 2012, I busted a tooth and opted […] Read more on MAKE The post Create Easy Gold-Leaf Button Art appeared first on Make:.         Related Stories New Project: Getting Started with littleBits New Project: Lumi Ink How-To: Fabric Printing with Light and Shadow New Project: Power Washer Art   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Make Reusable Peppermint Wipes for Spring Cleaning Make your springtime scrubbing a breeze — and cut down on waste while you’re at it — with your own DIY reusable peppermint cleaning wipes! I’m a bit of a neat freak, so I love the convenience of disposable cleaning wipes, especially for mopping up spills, wiping down tables, or […] Read more on MAKE The post Make Reusable Peppermint Wipes for Spring Cleaning appeared first on Make:.         Related Stories Sew Kitschy, Sew Cool: How to Cross-Stitch Furniture DiResta: Embossing a Journal Be Careful How You Upcycle   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Meet the Fiery Destruction Bots of Justin Gray You may not be able to pick Justin Gray out of a crowd, but if you’ve ever been to the Bay Area Maker Faire, you know his robots. Since the very first Maker Faire, Gray has delighted onlookers with his chaotic creations of rust, steel, fire, and destruction.   Built from […] Read more on MAKE The post Meet the Fiery Destruction Bots of Justin Gray appeared first on Make:.         Related Stories New Project: Getting Started with littleBits This Six-Person Arcade Really Brings the Party Together Maker Q&A: Lisa Fetterman, Creator of The Nomiku Sous Vide Stick   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • More Recent Articles Maker Q&A: Lisa Fetterman, Creator of The Nomiku Sous Vide Stick Why I'm the Worst Maker In The Room, and Why That's OK New Project: Getting Started with littleBits

 

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