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“Robots! We’re living in the 2019, but we don’t yet have robot butlers. We can’t get you all the way to your own electronic servant, but this month we show you how to build your own walking …
“This issue we look beyond the confines of our small planet into the great cosmos beyond. We discover makers building their own satellites, the hackers providing ground support for space craft and find out how to keep an eye on …
“We’ve gathered up our favourite projects from the first year of HackSpace magazine in one place – the Book of Making volume one. It’s 184 pages of hands-on guides, tips, tricks, and inspiration. We show you how to build …
“Arduinos let you add programable control to your projects in a simple, standardised way. We take a look at how to get started, our favourite Arduino-compatible boards and addons and how to use the Arduino IoT Cloud to make simple …
“LEDs are often the first component beginner’s use, but they can also be highly expressive. We look at what it takes to make LED art We also chat with Jasmine Brackett from Tindie and take a look at how …
“Lights, Camera, Flames! We journey inside the underground bunker of explosive inventor Colin Furze to learn about his record-breaking makes. We also delve further into the world of electronics as we investigate filters, find the best motor controllers for your …
“Grab your soldering iron, it’s time to make some music. We take a look at how to build a modular synth complete with sequencer. Press the buttons, twiddle the knobs and you’ll be able to create a unique …
“Turn your hobby into a business and start generating cash from your making. Whether you want to earn a little to spruce up your workshop, or are looking for a change of career, we can help you take the plunge …
“Five … Four … Three … Two … One. This month we build our own rocket, and you should too. It’s easy to get started and one of the most exciting ways to exercise your maker skills. Oh, and did we mention that …
“Maker hardware – there’s so much around right now, but how do you pick the best bits for your projects? We’ve enlisted the help of Alex Glow, hardware nerd at Hackster to help. We also make a Midi cake …