Maker Jo highVoltage and the Magic Hat #Making #Magic
Young Maker Jo highVoltage has sent a link to her latest project: a Magic Hat made using 3D printing (video below).
Jo recently signed up on the MakerShare website to share her projects. She posts:
I’m in 4th grade and like 3D printing and electronics. I use Fusion 360, MakeCode, Arduino and CircuitPython.
My Maker Moment: I’ve always enjoyed making things.
The whole Hogan family has a website, HoganMade, devoted to sharing their projects – well done! And, of course, there is a whole section devoted to Jo highVoltage project videos and a recent bonus hack.
A big thanks to the Hogan family for sharing their work with the community. Adafruit is committed to promoting the community aspect of Making and highlighting people and families who make up the community.
(Ed: please keep trying to come on the Adafruit Show & Tell, we’d like to see you and the rest of the Adafruit community there.)
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