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We hope you've had a great summer and that you're using the good weather and extra free time to "get out there and make something!" as our friend Super Awesome Sylvia likes to say. If you didn't get a chance to experience Maker Faire in the Bay Area or Detroit, we hope we'll get to see you at World Maker Faire in New York (Sept. 17 & 18). Until we do get to geek out in person, here's a little late summer reading and some projects that might keep you busy. --Gareth
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Intern's Corner: Maker Space
One sunny afternoon, the engineering interns at Make: Labs received three large crates from our friends over at Shelter 2.0. Creators Robert Bridges and Bill Young had shipped us the parts to build our own wooden shelter. All of the pieces are cut using a CNC router and the files are open source and available online. We time-lapse recorded the construction. Now that the "Maker Space" is built, we have an outside workshop (the editors are overjoyed because now we can use the table saw outside). Check out the video.
Robotics Section on Make: Projects
What many MAKE readers may not be aware of is that Make: Projects is a full wiki platform. Besides projects and technique pieces, you can also create full wiki-based guides to a subject. In honor of our robotics theme on the site and our latest issue of the magazine, Volume 27, we've now built out the beginning phase of our Robotics section. We'll be adding articles to it as time allows, and you should feel free to contribute to it, as well.
Maker Faire Detroit Highlights
Did you miss our coverage of the Detroit Maker Faire last month? If so, you can still see some of the highlights on Maker Faire Daily. Above: Storm Troopers enjoying a little planking pranking.
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