Makers - Salt Lake City Mini Maker Faire

Solar Saucer

In Mutant Vehicle/Art Car

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Robo Utes

In Demonstration, Table/Exhibit

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Yellow Submarine art car

In Mutant Vehicle/Art Car

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Woodworking and signs with a small CNC

In Table/Exhibit

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Hobbit on a Budget: Simple DIY Costuming Techniques for The Unexpected Journey

In 2012 Makers, Workshop

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Chancellor Darkskull: An Interactive Halloween Tracking Robot

In Attraction, The Faire at Night

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Batik Workshop

In The Great Salt Make, Workshop

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BYU Mars Rover Team

In Attraction, Table/Exhibit

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Hacker Gardening/Seedbombs

In Activity, Table/Exhibit

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Kokedama String Gardening and Origami Plant Pods

In Table/Exhibit

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Kinetic Drawing Machines

In Attraction, Demonstration

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Learn to build an H13 Hexayurt

In Attraction, Workshop

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Behind the Scenes at “The Wheel of Time”

In Presentation

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Wire Sculpture Workshop

In Roaming, Workshop

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Cardboard Challenge

In Activity, Cardboard Challenge

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Chatterbox art car

In Mutant Vehicle/Art Car

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Visualizing Data: Why an (Interactive) Picture is Worth 1000 Numbers

In Presentation

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Cyanotype Portraits

In The Great Salt Make, Workshop

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The SuperConductor (mini)

In Attraction, The Faire at Night

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I built this router about ten years ago as a first attempt and planned on building a bigger, better, faster, stronger one once I figured it out. It is slow and not too impressive compared to the machines on the market today, but I have learned a lot and had a lot of fun in the process. I bought the electronics and motors in a kit but have modified them over the years. The machine is all my design and handy work and I still enjoy watching it run. Design work was done in Auto-CAD and the fabrication was done in my messy garage (as seen in pictures).
At first I programmed projects by hand and experimented with some of the free converters and software available on line. I experimented, with limited success, writing my own program for engraving signs. In the end I broke down and purchased VCarve Pro from Vectric.

Makers: Nathan Powell, Becky Powell, Daniel Powell

powell.people7 @ gmail. com

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Beginning Scratch

In Workshop

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Locks as Puzzles (A.K.A. Lockpicking For Fun)

In Table/Exhibit, Workshop

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Solar Saucer

Robo Utes

Yellow Submarine art car

All Spark Cube

Junkbots

Woodworking and signs with a small CNC

Jellyfish 12000

Giant Cardboard Robot (Cat)

The Frea Market

First Lego League – PiPod

Hobbit on a Budget: Simple DIY Costuming Techniques for The Unexpected Journey

Chancellor Darkskull: An Interactive Halloween Tracking Robot

Encaustic Workshop

Batik Workshop

BYU Mars Rover Team

Hacker Gardening/Seedbombs

Kokedama String Gardening and Origami Plant Pods

Learn to Solder

Kinetic Drawing Machines

Learn to build an H13 Hexayurt

Behind the Scenes at “The Wheel of Time”

Wire Sculpture Workshop

Cardboard Challenge

USU 4-H STEM

Papermaking

Chatterbox art car

Visualizing Data: Why an (Interactive) Picture is Worth 1000 Numbers

Cyanotype Portraits

Retro Technology

Mechanized Fairy Wings

The Magic of Liquid Latex

Dream .Booth

The SuperConductor (mini)

Homemade CNC Router

Beginning Scratch

Locks as Puzzles (A.K.A. Lockpicking For Fun)

WHAT’S A MAKER FAIRE ALL ABOUT? Scenes from the flagship Bay Area Maker Faire

MAKE magazine