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Volume 18: ReMake America! These challenging times have presented us with a rare chance to try out new ways of doing things. The opportunities for makers are terrific — we can start at home to remake manufacturing, education, food production, transportation, and recreation. In MAKE Volume 18 you'll learn how to make an automatic garden, heat your water with the sun, monitor and share your home energy usage, and more.
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MakeShift 16: Dave's Most Plausible Winning Entry
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MakeShift 16: Jeffrey Swan's Most Creative Winning Entry
Jeffrey Swan's entry was awarded the MakeShift Master Creative award for his solution to MakeShift 16.
MakeShift 16: Don Nelson's Honorable Mention Entry
Don Nelson's entry was awarded an Honorable Mention award for his solution to MakeShift 16.
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