We want to put your project in the pages of Make: magazine! Make:'s job is to help amazing makers tell their stories and share their projects, and we're always on the lookout for things we think our readers will enjoy. This issue is themed around the Great Outdoors, so bonus points for projects get you out of the house or workshop. Submit your project here for a chance to be included in our upcoming issue Make: Vol. 70!
We want to put your project in the pages of Make: magazine! Make:'s job is to help amazing makers tell their stories and share their projects, and we're always on the lookout for things we think our readers will enjoy. This issue is themed around the Great Outdoors, so bonus points for projects get you out of the house or workshop. Submit your project here for a chance to be included in our upcoming issue Make: Vol. 70!
Do you want to see your project in the pages of Make: magazine? Make:'s job is to help amazing makers tell their stories and share their projects, and we're always on the lookout for things we think our readers will enjoy. Submit your project here for a chance to be included in our upcoming issue Make: Vol. 69!
Do you want to see your project in the pages of Make: magazine? Make:'s job is to help amazing makers tell their stories and share their projects, and we're always on the lookout for things we think our readers will enjoy. Submit your project here for a chance to be included in our upcoming issue Make: Vol. 68!
Hot Wheels toys were born in 1968 at the height of the custom car craze, when DIYers built their own chop-tops and rat rods, and superstar customizers like Ed "Big Daddy" Roth created wild “show cars” that toured the nation. Since then, Hot Wheels fans have built their own custom culture, from redline restorations, to flawless flake paint jobs, to post-apocalyptic “Gaslands” mayhem-mobiles.
