Build a jump-scare box for Halloween
Here’s a fun trick for those trick-or-treaters in your neighborhood. Come closer and see.
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Make: Live Today at 4pm PT - Action!
Join us live for a chat about Make: Volume 98 and several contributors
What They Do in the Shadows
Manual Cinema created former President Obama’s favorite exhibit at his own museum, and may be bringing their dark magic to your town
Mascot Madness
Foam and felt from Hand Sewn Heads
Radio Active
The California Historical Radio Society houses a museum, workshop, and so much more!
5 Lessons from Open Sauce
When you gather makers in one place, what do you see?
More adventures in amateur science
The legendary Forrest Mims, the "Maverick Scientist", shares his DIY instrument to measure the height of the ozone
Can Hollywood's use of 3D printing convince the CA legislature to drop its efforts to restrict 3D printing for everyone?
Also, join Make: LIve this Friday if you want to talk physics and making with the authors of Make: Physics
Developing a Better Brain-Controlled Exoskeleton Arm
Aarav Sharma is changing lives with brains, hard work, and engineering. And he hasn’t even graduated high school yet.
The Making of "Aiko’s AI Code"
A movie fan was inspired by the inaugural Maker Faire Two-Minute Film Festival to make his first movie, and ended up having it screened at Maker Faire Bay Area 2025
The fight against a 3D printing bill in California continues
Proposed law won't solve the real gun violence problem lawmakers want to address
The Maker Movement: A Timeline
Events from the 1970's to 2026 that helped define and shape the Maker Movement