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Look! Shiny things!
Why not treat the geek in your life to jewellery made out of electrical components?
We have some important news to share about HackSpace: Issue 81 was the last issue of HackSpace as a standalone magazine, and HackSpace has become part of The MagPi, the official Raspberry Pi magazine. Starting with issue 145, We’ll be adding pages to The MagPi to make room for the stories and tutorials you’ve come to expect from HackSpace.
Look! Shiny things!
Why not treat the geek in your life to jewellery made out of electrical components?
Black Friday bargains
Get HackSpace magazine back issues for half-price, plus free Essentials Guides with the Raspberry Pi Beginner's Book, and free shipping for all orders £50+
HackSpace mag issue 13 out now!
Business, transistors, screws, Japanese joinery, open hardware, and more
Smash and grab
Hold tiny work in place with this custom-made jewellery/electronics vice. Or just smash stuff like the hulk.
Turning data into fabric
Output your information in the form of cloth
The world's largest selfie machine
People of Columbus, Ohio: we see you, and you're bloody gorgeous
Mammoth Beat Organ
Bring that funky beat back with… a load of toilet valves?
Meet the maker: Josef Prusa
We meet the poster child of 3D printing and learn that the future is resin.
Al's Hack Shack
Q: What do you do when your shed's gone a bit rotten? A: Smash it down, build a new one and start a YouTube channel
Old tech, new spec
Old hardware isn't necessarily destined for the scrapheap: meet the maker who's breathing new life into old tech
Build your own motor
Combine a PCB and some magnets to create motion
Using free energy to keep the water flowing
Building a wheely good pump