Girls with Drills

Girls with Drills

You might have spotted the #GirlsWithDrills hashtag or photos on-line. I caught up with Kisha Bradley to find out more. Workshopshed: Hi Kisha, thanks for letting us know all about the campaign. Perhaps we could start with, what actually is

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Trinket M0

Trinket M0

I’ve always been a fan of the smaller microcontroller boards such as the Arduino Micro used in the Topsy Turvy Clock and the Trinket used for a Christmas decoration. But the small size does come with some limitations. In the

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Top Women Makers

Top Women Makers

Mad Morda I spotted Mad Morda via her application to host Element14’s “The Ben Heck Show”. She’s been making electronics, mods and 3D printed projects and publishing on youtube for the last year. I wish her the best of luck

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Responsibility and common sense

Responsibility and common sense

Are bowls food safe? Jimmy Shaw brought up an interesting discussion on twitter the other day about where to draw the line for advising viewers. My thought was that this specific item should have been mentioned. The reasoning is that

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The four bin problem

The four bin problem

The other day I was amused by an article in the paper that we were going to be forced to collect our recycling in 4 different boxes, this sounded like total rubbish so I thought I would investigate further.

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3 DIY Project Ideas You Should Try This Weekend

3 DIY Project Ideas You Should Try This Weekend

There are a lot of DIY work plans available online these days but this time around we wanted to round up some project ideas that are unique in their own ways. Here is a list of projects to make your

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Digital Art – Nye Thompson – The Seeker

Digital Art - Nye Thompson - The Seeker

This weekend I visited the Victoria and Albert museum. The V&A was paid for from the profits of the Great Exhibition of 1851. That exhibition showcased the latest developments in industry and art. So it seems fitting that the V&A

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Getting started with your bandsaw

Getting started with your bandsaw

A bandsaw is one of the most precise tools that you can use for cutting wood and metal. Operating a bandsaw is relatively simple, you just place your chosen material on the saw table, set an appropriate speed for the

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