This is Eitan Wolf's website. :)

Below is my documentation for my time in the "How to Make (Almost) Anything" class, taught by Professor Neil Gershenfeld
in 2025 at the MIT Media Lab. It taught me everything from laser cutting, to electronics design, to 3D printing, to a million
other fabrication techniques. I hope this inspires you to learn more about fabrication, and that my logs of how I completed
each week will help you on your own journey through the "How to Make (Almost) Anything" course and beyond.

About Me

Who I am and what I've done.

Projects

Week 1

Dreaming up a final project.

Week 2

Learning to laser cut and build a website.

Week 3

Learning embedded programming by making a little interactable device.

Week 4

Testing generative AI 3D printing and scanning.

Week 5

Learning how to design our own circuit boards.

Week 6

Learning how to print and mill the circuit boards we designed.

Week 7

Making large projects out of wood through computer-controlled machining.

Week 8

Learning about different types of input devices.

Week 9

Learning about different types of output devices.

Week 10

Molding and casting with wax, silicone, and chocolate.

Week 11

Building an actuating 20-sided icosahedron with the CBA section.

Week 12

Learning about networking and communications.

Week 13

Designing an interface for my final project.

Week 14

Wildcard week - laser engraving and ultrasonic welding!

Final Project

Putting everything I've learned together!

“Wow, this is the absolute best website I've ever seen. No notes — in fact, here's an award!”

— Neil Gershenfeld & the entire HTMAA 2025 Class, probably