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The Hobbyist Renaissance - Is it coming back!
spectrum.ieee.org — The 1950s were a hobbyist’s paradise, with magazines such as Mechanix Illustrated and Popular Mechanics showing the do-it-yourselfer how to soup up a lawn mower with an actual motor and how to build go-karts for the kids. In fact, the term do-it-yourself didn’t enter the language until the early ’50s, and the abbreviation DIY soon followed
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