I’ve been a huge fan of the space program since I was a little kid. Here I am playing as an astronaut with my spacesuit, headset, and maneuvering backpack: I wanted some space program ornaments for my Christmas tree and couldn’t find what I wanted, so I decided to make my own. A little time …
An Erlenmeyer flask becomes part of a laboratory-inspired lamp.
What’s eight feet across, has 90 teeth, and makes beautiful designs? Not a shark with an art degree, but this giant version of the classic Spirograph drawing toy. Chalk is the medium, and streets and sidewalks are the canvas.
Hey, hipsters! That 1980s calculator wristwatch you’re wearing isn’t retro enough for you anymore? Time to go waaaaay back in time with your wrist-worn calculating devices, all the way to the abacus.
A laser-cut prototyping board that holds an Arduino, a full-sized breadboard, and has a tray for components.
Plans and instructions for building your own version of the giant Adirondack chair.
Honey, I blew up the lawn furniture! When you double the scale for a classic adirondack chair so that it’s eight feet tall, everyone can lounge like Edith Ann.
My two year old son loves trains and all things train-related. What could I give him for Christmas a little more special than another Thomas the Tank Engine? A railroad crossing sign to hang on his wall!