Saturday was freezing cold (-10°C / 14°F) but Lorin & co. were cooking up a storm at the Staten Island Makerspace in New York.
Want to check out the most powerful solar cooker in New York City? Let us know!
3 February 2015 by Lorin Symington
Saturday was freezing cold (-10°C / 14°F) but Lorin & co. were cooking up a storm at the Staten Island Makerspace in New York.
Want to check out the most powerful solar cooker in New York City? Let us know!
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