Make: Daily In This Issue... Making a Wooden Toy Train Crossing Make a Fun, Diving Spudmarine Build a Small, Custom USB MIDI Foot Board with Arduino Stainable Wood-Based Filament Gives 3D Printed Violin a Natural Look Smart Options for Upgrading Your Workbench Lighting More Recent Articles Making a Wooden Toy Train Crossing Have an idea for a part you wish you could add to a toy, say a toy train set? Desktop fabrication to the rescue! Read more on MAKE The post Making a Wooden Toy Train Crossing appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.         Related Stories Made in Baltimore: Outfitting Your Makerspace with Tools and Furniture Raspberry Pi Display Shows Your Day at a Glance Make a Fun, Diving Spudmarine   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Make a Fun, Diving Spudmarine Based on a classic cereal box toy, this fun "spudmarine" uses a potato and baking powder to make a sub that dives and resurfaces in a pitcher of water. Read more on MAKE The post Make a Fun, Diving Spudmarine appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.         Related Stories Draw Distorted Pictures That Reveal Themselves in a Curved Mirror Create Your Own Custom Tiddlywinks Construct a Fun, Powerful Rubber Band Crossbow   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Build a Small, Custom USB MIDI Foot Board with Arduino If you're playing for an audience you don't want to spend your set looking at a screen. See how one musician made this MIDI foot board for performances. Read more on MAKE The post Build a Small, Custom USB MIDI Foot Board with Arduino appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.         Related Stories Shoot Super Detailed Macro Photographs with an RTI Camera Rig Weekend Project: Sample Weird Sounds from Electromagnetic Fields Strap a Robot to Your Face! Your Expressions Are Now Controlled by Technology   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Stainable Wood-Based Filament Gives 3D Printed Violin a Natural Look Can you give a 3D printed object a wood stain? Sure! Can you 3D print a violin? Why not! Do both and you'll get a natural looking violin. Read more on MAKE The post Stainable Wood-Based Filament Gives 3D Printed Violin a Natural Look appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.         Related Stories This Week in Making: Marble Machines, Filament Tips, and More Making a Wind Turbine Out of Spare 3D Printer Parts Can Your Really 3D Print a Working Robotic Lawnmower?   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Smart Options for Upgrading Your Workbench Lighting If you're thinking about upgrading your workshop lighting, here's our short, no-nonsense advice to getting a brighter space. Read more on MAKE The post Smart Options for Upgrading Your Workbench Lighting appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.         Related Stories Made in Baltimore: Outfitting Your Makerspace with Tools and Furniture 7 DIY Standing Desks for Fine-Tuning Your Ergonomics 4 Cheap Tricks for Drilling Straight Holes   • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • More Recent Articles Can Your Really 3D Print a Working Robotic Lawnmower? Control Your Camera Rig with the Blackmagic SDI Arduino Shield 20 Sculptures That Upcycle Your 'Cycle Simple Bike Upgrade: Glowing Wheels That Recharge Themselves 7 DIY Standing Desks for Fine-Tuning Your Ergonomics

 

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