Do you long to exterminate a friend with cuddly goodness? Deeanna created this friendly Dalek from a pattern on Ravelry to give to as a gift.

Want to make your own “Extermiknit”? Check out penwiper’s free pattern!

You can download this ipod sized video file (which you can also get by subscribing in iTunes) or you can watch this hd video file full of pixels!

Needlepoint portraiture without a thimble has the highest thumb pain to awesomeness quotient. Megan Fenton breaks it on down for us and shares her amazing needlepoint project with us.

Ok, subscribing in iTunes will now bring you the iphone/ipod compatible video file and I’m working on getting an hd iTunes feed but until then, you’ll just have to go get the big luscious hd video file at the wonderful blip.tv.

Raphael Abrams and Max explore the smelly process of high voltage cooking!

Feel free to subscribe in iTunes to get all these videos delivered automagically. You can also watch electricity jump up wires in a super HD video file and with a file for your iphone!

Also, huge thanks to the folks who have left such awesome reviews in iTunes. If you haven’t done so, I still need more! Leave reviews of this podcast here!

Bonus: This isn’t the first time these two have cooked with the jacobs ladder.

This week I’m taking my screwdriver to the robopet. What will I find inside Mark Tilden’s robotic dog?

Thanks goes out to Danger’s Closet for donating the beast.

Now iPhone Compatible! Here’s a big HD video file link and an iPhone video file link! Subscribe in iTunes to make it easy. I’m making a video every day of November! Also thanks to the folks who have left reviews on iTunes. I appreciate it!

mark tilden's robopet in skeletal form

This documentation of robopet evolution is awesome! It really gives you an idea how Mark Tilden, one of my robotics heroes, thought through it.

The big trak was a toy I lusted after as a kid. You could program it to go into the kitchen have your brother put an apple in it’s dump truck wagon and turn around and bring it back to you.

This came out in 1979 and with infinite money I would make a lifesize big trak out of a 1988 honda civic.

Check out this wonderful take apart of a big trak.

My daily video journey continues. Today I show how to create a flying spaghetti monster on the lazzzor. I will be teaching how to do this in the class I will be teaching at NYCR!

If you’re feeling friendly and would like to leave a review of this podcast, you can leave a review on iTunes! This iPhone video file will sync with your iphone of ipod. Or if you like you can examine all the pixels in luscious HD.

This video is inspiring me at the moment.

Sign Up For The Class!

On Saturday, November 22nd, you can harness the power of an Eplilog 35 Watt Laser! In this class you’ll learn everything you need to know to make the ideas in your head become a reality with a laser.

In this two hour class, we’ll walk through all the steps from idea to pressing the “go” button on the laser. We’ll cover safety and basic design skills in Inkscape, the open source vector editor and you’ll learn how to do a burninate test to find out if something is laserable.

After learning the basics, each student will create their own design and lasercut it on the laser! A $10 lab fee is included in the ticket price and covers 12″ x 12″ of 1/8″ acrylic and time on the laser cutter to cut and etch it. Bring a laptop if you’ve got one and design ideas for your own holiday decorations.

Because this class starts insanely early (10AM) I will also be providing bagels and cream cheese. Give me a heads up if you are a vegan and I’ll make sure to have some jam or tofu cream cheese!

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Jon Muller wanted a puzzle that could be done over and over again so he created this thing out of wooden cubes and magnets. It only goes together in one way, so far it takes first timers between 45 minutes and 2 hours to get it together!

Nice HD Video File