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CandyFab at the Exploratorium Maker Webcast

CandyFab Sign Come see the CandyFab 4000 in action on Saturday, July 28 at 1:00 PM (PDT) at the Exploratorium in San Francisco or live online for the Maker Saturday Webcasts.

Make: Magazine is partnering with the Exploratorium to bring weekly webcasts of interviews with makers this summer. If you haven't been to the Exploratorium yet, use this as an excuse! It is one of our favorite sources of inspiration.

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