Make: Daily In This Issue... Vote for Your Favorite #PSoCMaker New Project: How to Make Twig Pencils Voice-Controlled Arduino Robot Responds To Simple Commands Sword from Space! Blacksmith Forges Blade from Meteorite Mobile Art: The Aquatrope Is an Exquisite Rideable Sculpture New Project: Make a Waterproof Bike Light from Soda Bottle Caps More Recent Articles Vote for Your Favorite #PSoCMaker The contest isn't over, and the makers who are participating need your help. Read more on MAKE The post Vote for Your Favorite #PSoCMaker appeared first on Make:.         Related Stories Countdown to the PSoC Pioneer Challenge Deadline — Your Final Weekend Learn About PSoC and BLE in Upcoming Online Tutorials Cypress Discuss PSoC, Demo BLE Nerf Gun, Talk Fingernail-Sized Bluetooth Modules   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • New Project: How to Make Twig Pencils These handsome twig pencils couldn’t be any easier to make. All you need is some hardwood sticks off of the ground, a drill, and some 2mm pencil leads. You can make a bunch of them in a batch, they’re useful tools to keep around your workshop, and they make great […] Read more on MAKE The post How to Make Twig Pencils appeared first on Make:.         Related Stories New Project: Project: Build a Flat Pack Table that Assembles in Seconds New Project: Power Washer Art New Project: Emergency Lighting System   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Voice-Controlled Arduino Robot Responds To Simple Commands John Fin got a robot arm kit for Christmas, and disappointed in the quality, decided to build his own. He then “got carried away and built an entire voice controlled robot instead.” We all get inspired to build things after realizing that what is available isn’t quite what is needed. This, […] Read more on MAKE The post Voice-Controlled Arduino Robot Responds To Simple Commands appeared first on Make:.         Related Stories New Project: Raspberry Pi Home Arcade How the ESP8266 Community Added Arduino Support for the $5 Microcontroller Who Needs a Smartwatch? This Enigma Machine Fits on Your Wrist   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Sword from Space! Blacksmith Forges Blade from Meteorite Modern blacksmith artisans from ASBL Lucilinburhuc use old world craftsmanship to transform a meteorite into a sword.  The meteorite is heated to form the raw material. Then it must be carbonized to transform the brittle iron and trace metals into hardened steel. For the carbonization process the blacksmith chiseled the […] Read more on MAKE The post Sword from Space! Blacksmith Forges Blade from Meteorite appeared first on Make:.      http://makezine.com/2015/04/07/sword-space-blacksmith-forges-blade-meteorite/#comments  Comments The hero of the novel, "Seven Dreams of Inanna," did this ... by Swami Drahcir The late Sir Terry Pratchett also did that a couple of years ... by BillStewart2012 This guy did the same thing first, better, and goes into how he ... by Andrew Related Stories Dremel Captivates SXSW With Tiny Cars, Jimmy DiResta Skill Builder: 4 Useful Metal-Working Techniques From Chemist to World Renowned Blacksmith: James Austin   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Mobile Art: The Aquatrope Is an Exquisite Rideable Sculpture Water is integral to the lives of human beings. There’s no arguing that fact. We’re composed mainly of water, and if you’ve ever visited the desert, you know just how quickly that fact becomes apparent. The Aquatrope is part locomotion, part sculpture, and tells a story of life and water. […] Read more on MAKE The post Mobile Art: The Aquatrope Is an Exquisite Rideable Sculpture appeared first on Make:.         Related Stories These Mesmerizing, Morphing Chandeliers Move Like Jellyfish New Project: Power Washer Art Flip Through History: 9 of Our Favorite BYTE Magazine Covers   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • New Project: Make a Waterproof Bike Light from Soda Bottle Caps This automatic bicycle light from recycled and found parts is about the most eco-friendly DIY bike light in the world Read more on MAKE The post Make a Waterproof Bike Light from Soda Bottle Caps appeared first on Make:.         Related Stories New Project: Squirrel-Baffle Spy Microphone New Project: Raspberry Pi Home Arcade New Project: Emergency Lighting System   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • More Recent Articles New Project: Power Washer Art Cozy Cosplayer Knits a Captain America Bodysuit New Project: Build a Super Simple PVC Water Balloon Cannon Stealthy Storage: DIY Invisible Bookends

 

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