Make: Daily In This Issue... Breathtaking Handmade Electronics Workbench Upgrading a Vintage Fan with Leather Blades Adorable Automated Turret Launches Rubber Band Barrage Before and After: Vintage Radio with Raspberry Pi More Recent Articles Breathtaking Handmade Electronics Workbench Love Hultèn is a Swedish designer who likes to fuse modern high technology with traditional woodworking and shopcraft, creating a unique blend of everyday functionality with pleasing aesthetics and mad fabrication skills. We’ve covered Love’s amazing work before, in his supersized Lego computers and wooden MAME console, but this workbench […] Read more on MAKE The post Breathtaking Handmade Electronics Workbench appeared first on Make: DIY Projects, How-Tos, Electronics, Crafts and Ideas for Makers.          Comments Where is the power supply, or the oscilloscope, or the rework ... by Das Wookie I thought that too but clearly this is a working maker or the ... by Leif Burrow My workbench is nowhere near as nice looking as that. I'm not ... by Leif Burrow Check out the cool Lego-style gaming computers this guy has ... by Erl beware of clean workbenches — sure sign of no work going on =) by Joey Looking at my scarred, burnt, cut, glued- and painted-on ... by brucej Related Stories Adorable Automated Turret Launches Rubber Band Barrage Before and After: Vintage Radio with Raspberry Pi Watch: The Infinite Slinky Escalator   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Upgrading a Vintage Fan with Leather Blades Sean Michael Ragan brings new life to this 20th century industrial desk fan by affixing dyed leather to the blades. Read more on MAKE The post Upgrading a Vintage Fan with Leather Blades appeared first on Make: DIY Projects, How-Tos, Electronics, Crafts and Ideas for Makers.          Comments I would not generally spend time berating anyone, anywhere, for ... by Sean Ragan Leather never would have occurred to me, but the finished ... by Johnny Gnash But you would spend time berating people who voice their ... by Ran Dome So, what you're saying is, you wouldn't want to spend your time ... by Sean Ragan I actually have to do stand downwind from a cow on a ... by Sean Ragan Plus 4 more... Related Stories Working 3D Printed Circular Saw the Size of a Fingernail! Definitely not Boring: Old Tech Drills Any-Shaped Hole Wookiee Not Included: Millenium Falcon Playhouse   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Adorable Automated Turret Launches Rubber Band Barrage This 3D printed rubber band launching turret looks like it popped right out of Portal. Read more on MAKE The post Adorable Automated Turret Launches Rubber Band Barrage appeared first on Make: DIY Projects, How-Tos, Electronics, Crafts and Ideas for Makers.         Related Stories 6 Life Lessons from Robot Combat Working 3D Printed Circular Saw the Size of a Fingernail! You Won’t Believe this Beautiful Melodica Is 3D Printed   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Before and After: Vintage Radio with Raspberry Pi The Raspberry Pi has truly opened up all kinds of possibilities in custom entertainment. One of the most fascinating possibilities lies in replacing the guts of a vintage radio or other media device and enhancing its abilities while keeping the aesthetics of yesterday. Gordon, who studied computer science and works […] Read more on MAKE The post Before and After: Vintage Radio with Raspberry Pi appeared first on Make: DIY Projects, How-Tos, Electronics, Crafts and Ideas for Makers.         Related Stories New Project: Rebroadcast Internet Radio with a Raspberry Pi Watch: Haunting Video Points Out the Darker Side of Drones New Project: How to Build a Mission Control Desk   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • More Recent Articles Working 3D Printed Circular Saw the Size of a Fingernail! Go to Rhode Island Mini Maker Faire, Get into Foo Fest Free First Look: Bean+ Microcontroller Adds Greater Range, Better Battery, and More Supplyframe and Hackaday Acquire DIY Online Marketplace Tindie Watch: The Infinite Slinky Escalator

 

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