Make: Technology on Your Time Volume 36: All About Boards

This is one of the better books on the market today for those of us that like to build things. The first copy of MAKE that I purchased was 3D Printers and soon after that I purchased a one year subscription.Good move!

This was a particularly good issue if you want some history and alternatives to the Arudino board that is taking over most small applications.

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I'm a tinkerer at hart and often I look online for inspirations or solutions to various problems. Many times I came across an article or a video by Make that answered my questions and this is how I learned about Make magazine. I've been thinking about subscribing to the magazine for a while now but wanted to see the content before I commit.First of all I had been waiting for delivery almost 3 weeks. No hard feelings, it's US import but you may want to know that when 'the item is temporarily out of stock'. The magazine is surprisingly small format, approx. A5 size but with the next issue this will change to normal A4 size. There is 160 pages of articles and projects printed on good quality paper.Talking about projects. I am mainly interested in electronics but Make features projects in various fields from electronics through physics to woodworking. I like it a lot because this can sometimes broaden my horizons or as I mentioned earlier get me inspired.All in all an excellent magazine that I will subscribe to.

Nice roundup of the boards that were available at the time of publishing.Hope this will become a yearly edition. Loved it !