Collaborate Disseminate
Whether in a shop window or mounted to the top of consoles in NASA’s Mission Control Center, edge lit acrylic is a popular choice for making high visibility signs. Partly …read more Continue reading Building an Edge Lit Sign From the Scrap Pile
For every Bored Ape, there are millions of other images vying for attention on the blockchain. So who actually makes them? Continue reading Meet the Gig Workers Making (a Ton of) Art for the NFT Boom
Handcrafted gifts are special, and this one’s no exception. [pender] made a Tolkien-inspired box for his son and shared the details with us on Hackaday.io. This one-of-a-kind handcrafted box fulfills …read more Continue reading Say Friend And Have This Box Open For You
[Stavros Korokithakis] finds the experience of falling asleep to fairy tales soothing, and this has resulted in a fascinating project that indulges this desire by using machine learning to generate …read more Continue reading AI-Generated Sleep Podcast Urges You To Imagine Pleasant Nonsense
It might take you some time to understand what’s happening in the video that Hackaday alum [Moritz Sivers] shared with us. This is {Moritz]’s contribution for this year’s Pi Day …read more Continue reading Celebrating The Infinity Of Pi Day With Thermochromic Foil
Sometimes there are projects that we introduce with a bit of context, some background, and other times as with [RayP2]’s fractal papercraft tree, we introduce them simply because they are …read more Continue reading A Fractal Papercraft Tree
Have you ever played with Rose’s metal? It’s a fusible alloy of bismuth, lead, and tin with a low melting point of around 100 °C. Historically, it’s been used as …read more Continue reading 3D Printed Molds for Casting Rose’s Metal
Want to make a sweet adhesive decal with a complex design and floating elements, but all you have is a laser cutter and some tape? Good news, because that’s all …read more Continue reading How To Make Laser-cut Decals On The Cheap
[Pask Makes] has previously made Kumiko patterns in wood and was happy with the results, but he wondered if he could make something visually similar from metal instead of wood. …read more Continue reading Nail This Tricky Kumiko Pattern
In the waiting rooms of some dentists or doctors, you might have seen a giant metal ball rolling around in a large glass case. While it sure beats looking through …read more Continue reading Pop Goes the Mechanical Ping Pong Sculpture