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We got a pleasant letter from [Eric Willhelm], the owner of Instructables. He wanted to shoot a token of good will our direction, in the form of an EPUB of some of the projects we’ve linked to in the ...

Instructables, the DIY project site you'll often find linked here, is publishing The Best of Instructables Volume 1, highlighting some of its neatest projects. In true open-case form, they've linked ...

The live project: http://phil-seaton.com/instructables/explorer/explore.php?TARGET=web Please note that I've made a couple changes to the way the code here is ...

If there’s a cooler do-it-yourself site than Instructables, I haven’t found it. The place is home to thousands of fun, wacky, practical, money-saving, scientific, and innovative projects authored and ...

Instructables is one of those sites where Alice in Wonderland would have been very happy. You can go down just about any path; any rabbit hole, and find something incredibly fun, rewarding, and ...

In its third acquisition this year, Autodesk, maker of design, engineering and entertainment software, has acquired San Francisco-based Instructables, a popular online community where people can ...

Instructables is a popular site for people who like to go all-out on Halloween, with tons of ghoulish projects designed to make your haunted house extra scary. But some people take that spirit and ...

Get Instructables stats directly on your Arduino! Check out the examples for how to use it, no API key needed.

Everyones favorite site, Instructables.com, has announced a big move. They have joined Autodesk along with the same team that is doing Autodesk 123D, Autodesk is a great cultural fit for Instructables ...

Strange things can happen online. For our project FabSchool, we created an Instructables account, to share manuals under a Creative Commons license. This actually was a kind of a try-out, to see ...

Did you ever want to turn a Pringles can and some CDs into a power source? Make your own Jedi lightsaber? Build an inexpensive screen-printing studio? Learn how to carbonate your own beverages? Or do ...