Motion Activated Bike Lighting Prototype
Bob Clagett uses an Arduino 101 board to create a unique bike light. Helpfully, he covers not only the build, but the coding as well:
Traditional Farmer’s Table
Laura Kampf builds a bauerntisch, a traditional farmer’s table, from Spruce and Hemlock. I like her idea of using biscuit cleats to hold the top down while allowing for expansion and contraction:
DIY Modern Coffee Table with Two Tools
Chris Salomone builds a coffee table you can construct using only two tools, and goes over the build order in detail:
Secret Compartment Floating Shelf
DIY Tyler builds a floating shelf with a magnet-unlocked hidden compartment inside it:
CNC Downdraft Table with Storage
Dustin Penner, hater of MDF, must treat with the stuff in order to create this downdraft table for his desktop CNC mill:
New Shop Tour
Out of everyone on this list, Marc Spagnuolo probably had the largest and best-outfitted workspace with his 1,600-square-foot “dream shop” in Arizona. Now relocated to Colorado, Spagnuolo has had to start over again. Here’s his new set-up, nearly complete:
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