We started doing weekly Make: Projects this year, full-blown how-tos, a la the feature projects in every issue of MAKE magazine. Most of these online projects were done by Sean Ragan and we think he did an amazing job.

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What was your favorite Make: Online Project in 2009?

Even though these ribs are cooked in the oven, they still have a kiss of smokey flavor.

New Year’s Eve ‘blue moon’ to ring in 2010! Once in a blue moon there is one on New Year’s Eve. Revelers ringing in 2010 will be treated to a so-called blue moon.

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New Year’s Eve ‘blue moon’ to ring in 2010

Cathal Garvey in Cork, Ireland, developed this 3D printable centrifuge attachment for a rotary tool, dubbing it the ” Dremelfuge .” What an awesome alternative to an expensive piece of lab equipment, congrats on paving the way for DIY science! If you don’t have access to a 3D printer to print your own , he’s made it available for purchase on Shapeways , where it’s still cheaper than a traditional centrifuge. [via @bre ] More: Lab-on-a-Chip with Shrinky Dink and toaster oven Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more articles in 3D printing | Digg this!

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Dremelfuge is a 3D printable centrifuge

Artist Christopher Locke makes these cool “fossilized” versions of obsolete techno-artifacts . Shown above is Asportatio acroamatis or the common cassette tape. Christopher explains his technopaleontology: Most of these examples were discovered in the United States, although the various species are represented all over the world.

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Fossil tech