HackSpace magazine issue 76 out now!

There are two kinds of workshops: the organic, bottom-up mess of tools, dust, and scrap bits and bobs; and the luxury state of hardware that you could have if you put a bit of time and effort into…

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Issue 75

The trouble with capitalism is that you can only buy what someone else wants to sell you: if you want something truly unique you need to build it yourself. Luckily for us – and the makers we’ve rou…

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Issue 74

This issue we present to you the best maker tech around – a superb selection of toys to delight, inspire and generally improve your making.

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Issue 73

Raspberry Pi 5 robotics. You’ve got your hands on a Raspberry Pi 5 – now use the improved I/O capabilities and processing power of the Raspberry Pi 5 to build a robot that can (almost) think for it…

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Issue 72

We’ve had our hands on the Raspberry Pi 5 for a while; now it’s time to put it though its paces. From machine learning to building a home server, we see how the new computer works in the real world.

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Issue 71

The inside story of Raspberry Pi 5: faster, better, more power-switchy. How $25 million dollars, 8 years of development and one very highly engineered on/off button combined to make the most Raspbe…

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Issue 70

Artificial intelligence is going to be everywhere soon, and if you can control it, you’re ahead of the game. This issue we’re looking at the amazing world of AI: how to create with it, how to spot…

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Issue 69

Make the great outdoors even greater, with DIY a selection of electronics projects to put the geekery back into summer.

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Issue 68

DIY smart camera Combine the power and versatility of a Raspberry Pi single-board computer with an off-the-shelf camera module and you can do great things. We’ll show you how to automatically take…

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Issue 67

There’s a new 3D printer in town – the Prusa MK4. Join us as we go deep into what this new device can do, what makes it stand out from the crowd, and whether it’s worth your hard-earned cash. Free…

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Issue 66

Got a 3D printer? Get learning mechanical engineering! Use cams, levers, gears and more to make unique moving machines, all designed for free and printed for the cost of a few grams of filament. It…

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Issue 65

With enough inspiration, the world is your playground – that’s why this issue we’re bringing you 16 of the best DIY toys and games to keep boredom at bay.

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Issue 64

Bodging electrical components together on a breadboard is all very well, but when it comes to making a circuit permanent, you have to learn to solder. We’ve rounded up the best wizarding wands to…

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