 ATTENTION ALL DRONE PILOTS! Have you dreamed of drone combat? Would you like to see how your drone stacks up against the competition in a drone-to-drone fight? Now is your chance to join Game of Drones with Aerial Sports League’s Combat Games for this year’s 10th annual Maker Faire! Free admission, […]
Read more on MAKE The post Game of Drones Competitors Get Free Maker Faire Tickets! appeared first on Make:.   Microsoft has officially opened access Windows 10 support for the Raspberry Pi 2 as of last night — coming through on their February announcement that they’d be offering the OS for the diminutive computer. With the installed release, you can now build and deploy apps from a Windows 10 PC running Visual […]
Read more on MAKE The post Tips and Tricks: Using Windows 10 IoT Core for Raspberry Pi 2 appeared first on Make:.   Our good friend Michael Weinberg has written us to let us all know about one of the current fights to keep 3D printing free and open. Read below and add your voice to the current issue. The Time is Now to Help to Unlock 3D Printers The Copyright Office needs […]
Read more on MAKE The post Do You Really Own Your 3D Printer? appeared first on Make:.   Several years ago, Make: contributor Matt Griffin and I were hanging out and he started enthusiastically telling me about a technique for friction welding plastic that he’d just discovered. He had learned about it in a video from the awesome Fran Blanche (she of Frantone guitar pedals fame). I still […]
Read more on MAKE The post Turn Your Dremel Tool into a Plastic Welder! appeared first on Make:.   The Fab Academy program is a distributed educational model providing advanced digital fabrication instruction for students through a unique, hands-on curriculum and access to technological tools and resources. In this series, Erin, aka RobotGrrl is going to be sharing her experiences with the program as she progresses through the courses. […]
Read more on MAKE The post Fab Academy Students Challenged to Make Something BIG appeared first on Make:.   A group of HAXLR8R graduates say that their modular electric vehicle development kit, FlexPV, will be able to turn almost anything into a motor vehicle. The Kickstarter campaign for FlexPV is replete with crisp graphics and slickly produced videos that show users clamping motor, battery, and control modules to a scooter, a bicycle, and even a […]
Read more on MAKE The post Should You Back A Kickstarter If The Team's Last Project Failed? appeared first on Make:.   Last week, Make:‘s Matt Stultz wrote about the new collaboration between MakerBot’s design community, Thingiverse, and the Amsterdam-based 3D Hubs. Eventually, the collaboration could bring together Thingiverse’s 700,000 designs with 3D Hubs’ 15,000 printer locations — though for now, the feature is available only for parts developed by a handful of pre-selected designers. In March, I used 3D Hubs to print […]
Read more on MAKE The post I Used 3D Hubs to Print a Phone Dock. Here’s What Happened. appeared first on Make:.  | 
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