Last week April Wilkerson made a backyard foundry. This week she uses it to melt some brass doorknobs down, then uses the brass for some sandcasting:
With an assist from 3D printing supply house MatterHackers, Bob Clagett builds a foosball table that incorporates 140 3D-printed parts:
Linn from Darbin Orvar creates a wall-mounted storage system for her home office:
Laura Kampf breaks out a veneer steamer and creates a cool-looking lamp:
Ben Uyeda makes a mirror-fronted locker using copper pipes as the door hinge:
Classic hand screw clamps are a handy thing to have around the shop. You can buy a good pair for about $25, or you can make your own with a hardware kit that runs around $10. Here Dustin Penner shows you how:
Weekly Maker’s Roundup is a weekly list of our favorite builds, tips and tricks for makers. Ranging from classic to noveWeekly Maker’s Roundup is a weekly list of our favorite builds, tips and tricks for makers. Ranging from classic to novel, practical to outrageous, these projects represent what making is all about—problem solving and having fun.
Weekly Maker’s Roundup is a weekly list of our favorite builds, tips and tricks for makers. Ranging from classic to novel, practical to outrageous, these projects represent what making is all about—problem solving and having fun.
Weekly Maker’s Roundup is a weekly list of our favorite builds, tips and tricks for makers. Ranging from classic to novel, practical to outrageous, these projects represent what making is all about—problem solving and having fun.
Weekly Maker’s Roundup is a weekly list of our favorite builds, tips and tricks for makers. Ranging from classic to novel, practical to outrageous, these projects represent what making is all about—problem solving and having fun.
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