Instructables user piaferre shows us how to slice up a 3D model of an object an recreate it in cardboard and putty. It looks very labor-intensive, but what amazing results! Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more articles in Paper Crafts | Digg this!...
This enterprising fellow built a chakra (a spinning wheel) largely out of cardboard. At the end of the post, he also has links to a bunch of other cheap lo-tek spinning wheel projects available [...]
Agilent Technologies Inc. expanded its digital-storage oscilloscope (DSO) portfolio with six new models that comprise its next-generation 1000 Series.[...]
Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories show us how to make this rad geometric sculpture: George W. Hart is a professor at Stony Brook and is one of our favorite artists, making a wide variety of stunning[...]
Mike Sheldrake makes surfboards out of interlocked ribs of cardboard, coated in fiberglass sheet. He was at Maker Faire showing off some of his prototypes. I'm digging the natural materials as the c[...]
This low-cost walking robot is made from a cardboard box and scavenged electronics. A custom-made development board based on an ATmega88 controls the robots movements. The entire project cost about $[...]
Agilent Technologies has added 13.5-, 43.5-, and 50-GHz models of its PNA-X network analyzer. [...]
Agilent Technologies has added 13.5-, 43.5-, and 50-GHz models of its PNA-X network analyzer. [...]
Using Mr. McGroovy's Box Rivets, these enterprising builders built a cardboard scale replica steam engine. Cardboard Scale Replica Steam Engine More: Mr. McGroovy's cardboard box rivets [...]
CoWare and Carbon Design Systems announced today a strategic partnership to deliver implementation-accurate models of ARM® IP targeted for CoWares SystemC-based design solutions. The models and mod[...]
Via SkyNews: This is the £50,000 winner of a contest to find the world's greenest invention - a solar-powered oven made from cardboard. The cooker took the FT Climate Change Challenge crown afte[...]