MAKE: Blog: BUGbase / BUGmodules - pricing and shipping BUGlabs announced their pricing and shipping schedule today - AVAILABILITY / PRE-ORDERS The BUGbase and BUGmodules will ship by Monday, March 17, 2008. We’ll begin taking pre-orders through our online store on Monday, January 21, 2008.PRICING / EARLY-ADOPTER DISCOUNT The BUGbase will retail for $349, and the BUGmodules will vary from $59 to $119. However, we’ll be offering an “early adopter discount” to anyone who purchases the BUGbase or BUGmodules within the first 60 days of availability. Phillip Torrone Editor at large – Make magazine. Related
Electronics Lab - Home Don't pay for eBay selling tools! (Free eBay Seller Softwar Powerful research, fee calculation, and listing services are available for free - Sam Carson reviews the best. So, you're selling a few things on eBay? Want to optimize your listing for the most traffic and highest impact? There are several tools available to help with research and listing. Here's the best part: powerful research, fee calculation, and listing management services are available for free. Last week I had seven awful looking Gnomes sitting in my garden, but with the free tools I was able to: Target my eBay listing to the most effective category, at the best time of day, with the keywords buyers are most likely to be searching for. Understand Your Market So goes the selling mantra. eBay have their own free research tool. Terapeak provides an online suite of research tools, and the basic tools for eBay.com are free ("International" sites come at a cost). Now I've done my research, and I list all my Gnomes on eBay following the free advice from Mpire and Terapeak. Goodbye Gnomes
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Online : Toolbox: Ten tools you won't want to live wi In the Make: Online Toolbox, we try to focus on tools that fly under the radar of more conventional tool coverage: in-depth tool-making projects, strange or specialty tools unique to a trade or craft that can be useful elsewhere, tools and techniques you may not know about, but once you do, and incorporate them into your workflow, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without them. And, in the spirit of the times, we pay close attention to tools that you can get on the cheap, make yourself, refurbish, etc. For this week’s column, I put the call out to the Maker Media staff, maker friends, and my cohort at Dorkbot DC and HacDC. I wanted to know what tools makers couldn’t live without, tools they might have gone years before discovering, but once the tool was in the box, they couldn’t bear the thought of not having it around. I got a very respectable response, with many passionate declarations for a lot of beloved tools. Leatherman Tool Hemostats Panavise, Jr. Spudgers Ever heard of a spudger?