Book Gifts

Charles Platt's classic hands-on electronics guide, fully updated with new photos and schematics for beginner makers.

Learn calculus-based mechanics through hands-on 3D-printed and electronics projects with Make: Physics, a college-level physics companion.

A beginner's crash course in musical circuitry — build whimsical, homegrown synths and audio gizmos inspired by electronic music history.

Make: Radio explores the invisible waves powering Wi-Fi, keyless entry and wireless earbuds, with projects that bring radio science to life.

Blend illusion with invention in Make: The Maker Magicians Handbook, teaching 3D printing and Arduino magic tricks.

A geometric, hands-on approach to learning calculus that ties Newton's original intuition to real-world making.

A hands-on guide to building your own analog synthesizer, covering the parts, schematics, and techniques musicians and hobbyists need.

Learn the open-source Arduino platform from co-founder Massimo Banzi in this hands-on beginner electronics guide.

Design, build, and control your own robotic arm using simple, affordable parts in this accessible robotics guide.

Start physical computing from zero with this illustrated, beginner-friendly introduction to Arduino and basic electronics.

Make: Geometry turns abstract math into hands-on projects, helping learners visualize geometry by building it themselves.

Make: Trigonometry's ePub/PDF package brings 2,000 years of math down to earth with practical, maker-friendly measuring and navigation projects.

Skip the engineering degree and learn the mechanical concepts makers actually need for successful builds. Print and digital editions.

Master Autodesk Fusion 360's solid, surface, and parametric modeling tools to design your own 3D-print or CNC-ready projects.

Learn to program and build electronics projects with the credit-card-sized Raspberry Pi in this updated 4th edition guide.

Level up your maker skills like a video game with Skill Seeker's skill trees, tracking progress and closing your skill gaps.

Guide young makers ages 8-12 through STEAM skill trees with Skill Seeker: Young Maker Edition, a gamified activity and guide book.

Discover how strong, versatile paper can be with Make: Paper Inventions 2nd Edition, a hands-on guide perfect for kids, parents, and educators.

Introduce logic gates to the youngest learners with Computer Engineering for Babies, exploring WIRE, NOT, OR, AND, and XOR with sensors and LEDs.

Continue the computer engineering journey with this witty sequel board book, teaching kids the next steps in logic after CE for Babies.