DIY

“This has been a very long project that I’m mildly proud of,” said Micah Laplante.

The company makes it intentionally difficult for customers to do their own repairs, which—for obvious reasons—bugs me.

“I realised that certain things that I thought were impossible for someone my age aren’t impossible,” said Jackson Oswalt, 14.

The trailer for 'Shrek Retold' feels like a fever dream.

Bradley Moore explains how he generates the dankest of data.

Furbong is the pinnacle of human innovation.

Joe Barnard has spent the last three years pioneering DIY landing technologies for amateur rockets and now the aerospace industry is paying attention.

Australian engineer Sarah Spencer unveiled “Stargazing: A knitted tapestry” over the weekend at the Electromagnetic Field Camp festival.

The YouTuber 'Styropyro' recycles tech to turn old parts into lightsabers and laser bazookas.

Using bone conduction headphones and some drone parts, marine scientist Andrew Thaler crafted a pair of glasses that help you “see” like a dolphin would.

A new video from the Kiwami Japan YouTube channel documents the process of turning rice—yes, the rice you eat—into a formidable kitchen utensil.

We're not saying you should, but if you're so inclined, here are a few tips.