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    Electrolytic Machining of Brass - Part II:
    Electrolytic Machining of Brass – Part II:
    After the perhaps overly optimistic attempt at electrolytic machining in Part I, I decided to Continue Reading →
    Workshop Telephone
    Workshop Telephone
    I started this project quite some time ago, in fact some of you may Continue Reading →
    The Mae West, an Elegant Kerosene Lamp
    The Mae West, an Elegant Kerosene Lamp
    This is another lamp for my bus conversion project, I think it will  go Continue Reading →
    Electrolytic Machining of Brass, a Clockwork Trilobite
    Electrolytic Machining of Brass, a Clockwork Trilobite
    I have been having great success etching brass plate with a solution of copper sulfate and Continue Reading →
    DIY Vibratory Tumbler
    DIY Vibratory Tumbler
    My latest feat of post-apocalyptic engineering. Post-apocalyptic engineering is when you use parts on hand Continue Reading →

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  • Fourth attempt at lost-PLA casting coming soon!
    Fourth attempt at lost-PLA casting coming soon!
    Fourth attempt at lost-PLA casting coming soon!
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    It’s always a good day when you get to use the hot wrench.
    It's always a good day when you get to use the hot wrench.
    Lighting From Oxford University
    Lighting From Oxford University’s Museum
    As you probably already know Art Donovan has an amazing Steampunk Art Exhibition at Oxford Continue Reading →
    Finally got my vibratory tumbler working right, the secret was softer support springs.
    Finally got my vibratory tumbler working right, the secret was softer support springs.
    Finally got my vibratory tumbler working right, the secret was softer support springs.
    Nightmare Blues - New from Aaron J. Shay
    Nightmare Blues – New from Aaron J. Shay
    Friend of SPWS Aaron J. Shay has released a new music video for his banjo-rock Continue Reading →

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