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Book Description

In Volume 17, MAKE Magazine goes really old school with a special section on steampunk, featuring projects that blend Victorian era technology with the cutting edge. Build your own marble adding machine or geared candleholder, and make music with a random music generator.

MAKE continues to be a leader in the tech DIY movement due to its uncanny instinct to nail the curiosity, vitality, and passion of the growing community of Makers -- DIY enthusiasts, hobbyist engineers/designers, and many others. If you like to tweak, disassemble, recreate, and invent cool new uses for technology, you'll love MAKE, our project-based quarterly for the inquisitive do-it-yourselfer.

Table of Contents

  1. Cover
  2. Copyright
  3. Welcome: Lost Knowledge
  4. Make Free: Work Like Artisans
  5. Reader Input
  6. Makers Corner: Let’s Talk Kits
  7. Made on Earth
  8. Making Trouble: The Year of Peak Waste
  9. Hands On: Kosmos in a Box
  10. Trouvé Magic
  11. Crib Notes
  12. Flight of Fancy
  13. Thin(k) Ice
  14. Giants of the Micros
  15. Art Work: Putting On a Show
  16. The Country Scientist
  17. The Power of Steam
  18. William Blake: Patron Saint of Makers
  19. Teaching Time
  20. Florence Siphon Coffee Extractor
  21. The Teacup Stirling Engine
  22. The “Discreet Companion” Ladies’ Raygun
  23. The Lost Knowledge Catalog
  24. Steampunk Family Album
  25. Upload: Digital Arts and Crafts
  26. 1+2+3: Wind-Triggered Lantern
  27. The Wimshurst Influence Machine
  28. Model Airplane
  29. BeatBearing Rhythm Sequencer
  30. Wunderkammer!
  31. 1+2+3: Mechanical Image Duplicator
  32. Music
  33. Home
  34. Workshop
  35. Outdoors
  36. Circuits
  37. Toolbox
  38. Howtoons: Compressed Air Power
  39. Heirloom Technology
  40. Maker’s Calendar
  41. Make Money: Coin Chess Set
  42. Retrospect
  43. MakeShift: Mountain Bike Rescue
  44. Aha! Puzzle This
  45. Homebrew
  46. Footnotes
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